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Next Tuesday, I’ll be speaking on a webinar about the “data deluge” that contactcenters need to manage, especially for improving the all-important CX – customer experience. Clearly CX involves many moving parts, and it’s not hard to see why contactcenters are getting overwhelmed with this data deluge.
The relationship between contactcenters and their customers can be a volatile one. I’m sure your contactcenter can relate to both sides of the spectrum. Yesterday, Cupid drew his bow to embrace the love between contactcenters and customers. Go beyond the standard call center metrics!
One of the most confounding challenges for modern contactcenter leaders is reporting on any performance metric that requires information from more than one system or application, each of which is a self-contained silo of data. Traditionally contactcenters have been dealing with two main data challenges.
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.” – The Value of Call Center Scheduling Software , 8×8; Twitter: @8×8. For more information on the importance of analytics in retaining top call center talent, take a look at our whitepaper, Understanding How Interaction Analytics Can Reduce Agent Attrition.
One of the most confounding challenges for modern contactcenter leaders is reporting on any performance metric that requires information from more than one system or application, each of which is a self-contained silo of data. Traditionally contactcenters have been dealing with two main data challenges.
One of the most confounding challenges for modern contactcenter leaders is reporting on any performance metric that requires information from more than one system or application, each of which is a self-contained silo of data. Traditionally contactcenters have been dealing with two main data challenges.
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As with last time, I’m paired with Lauren Maschio, and we’ll be drawing from a recent whitepaper I wrote for them around the role AI is playing now to drive customer experience, aka CX. Am back for another NICE Talks webinar, next Thursday, July 20 at 11am ET.
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