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Contact Center Workplaces Are in the Midst of a Renaissance

DMG Consulting

Since the founding of call centers, agents have been paid some of the lowest wages in companies to do a job with little flexibility in working hours, breaks, and vacations. Artificial intelligence (AI), automation, analytics, digital transformation, self-service, and a lot more are helping change and improve the servicing world.

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PINDROP PULSE FLASH REPORT: Five Insights of COVID-19 in the Contact Center

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The global pandemic hit this critical function, and many were left scrambling to keep their operations running, customer service levels up, and their customer data safe. Pindrop , an enterprise voice security company, works with eight of the top 10 banks, three of the top five brokerages, and five of the top seven life insurers.

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Top 10 Technological Contact Center Trends

Insite Managed Solutions

Home Agents: Cloud and IP telephony developments have given rise to the virtual call center, and 41% of enterprise contact centers plan on employing work-at-home agents in the near future. Controlling Weather Events is Difficult… But You Can Control Your Service Levels. Top 5 Self-Service Pitfalls.

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The Impact of and Opportunity for Virtual Agents on Call Center Outsourcers

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All the while, Virtual Agents and Robotic Process Automation (RPA) threaten to eliminate much of the human capabilities that outsources have built their business on. Amazon, Google, Microsoft) and well-funded start-ups are selling the value proposition of bots, virtual agents and AI to their enterprise customers.