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3 Ways Cloud Contact Center Solutions Benefit Agents

Upstream Works

Momentum remains strong for cloud contact center solutions, with most deployments still in their early stages. While a solid business case could be made solely for how IT would benefit, there’s a bigger story to tell that considers other stakeholders, both in and out of the contact center.

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Brazilian Water and Sanitation Service Company SABESP Migrates Agents to a Work-from-Home Model with Vocalcom Omnichannel Contact Center Solution

VocalCom

Their contact centers are comprised of 600 agents providing omnichannel support for their core services as well as commercial services. Altogether, SABESP agents manage more than 800,000 interactions via phone and 7,000 interactions via other channels.

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5 Ways to Find On-Demand Agents

Working Solutions

Apply a little search engine optimization (SEO) thinking to recruit work-at-home agents.

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The Work-from-Home Revolution & the Engagement Challenge

VocalCom

To operate the switch, offering intuitive and efficient digital tools for the contact centers workforce is crucial. Finding new ways to engage, train and manage agents is key: a staggering 74% of call center agents are at risk of burnout ( Toister Solutions ). call center is that HR methods adapt too.

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Columbia Sportswear Takes Customer Service to the Cloud

NICE inContact

As their customer support inquiries increased, Columbia Sportswear knew they needed a new contact center solution to support seasonal call volumes, e-commerce, and their unique brands. Searching for the Ideal Contact Center System. Quick and simple access to live call statistics.

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Remote Work is Working

Altivon

Prior to the pandemic, the biggest benefits to work-at-home agents were perceived to be improved staffing flexibility and ability to handle unexpected call volumes. Virtualizing multiple contact centers allows agents to move easily from one virtual location to another — which increases staffing flexibility.