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According to 2022 research by ICMI , almost half of contactcenters (47%) are still manually creating forecasting models. An AI-driven workforce management solution does the heavy lifting to automate forecasting and many of the other repetitive and time-consuming manual tasks in contactcenterworkforce management.
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