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Webinar Preview: What Contact Centers Really Need - Big Analytics, not Big Data

Jon Arnold

What began as an exploration of contact center reporting, soon became a bigger exercise in the ever-expanding world of Big Data, and that has inevitably taken me into the adjacent galaxy of BI – business intelligence. The cloud has changed everything, and that brings us to Big Data. The mind boggles.

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5 Ways Big Data Can Improve the Customer Experience

VocalCom

In addition, contact center metrics such as average handling time and first contact resolution provide data on how the customer experience is affected by service practices. Here are five ways big data can be used to improve the customer experience. Identify the metrics that need improvement in the contact center.

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Big Data Is Turning 20 – Let’s Celebrate with Tough Love

Mindtouch

Back in 1997, Michael Cox and David Ellsworth first coined the term “big data” as we understand the term today. For Cox and Ellsworth, “big data” names the challenge of visualizing extremely large amounts of computer data that (in those days) exceeded the capacities of local systems. Numbers Aren’t the Whole Story.

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Smart Data Management Tips Can Improve Your Customer Service Efficiency

CSM Magazine

Enhance Customer Service Using Smart Data Smart data and big data statistics show their rising importance for businesses. With the growing Internet of Things, companies have more access to valuable data sets. However, how can they manage this data to enhance their customer service?

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Mastering Escalation Management: Harnessing Tech in Modern Call Centers

NobelBiz

According to Forbes, call center metrics are the data harvested from all the solutions used to operate a call center, such as call center management (CCM) and customer relationship management (CRM) platforms. This data can be organized and analyzed to help you better understand what’s happening in your call center.

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Customer Experience Automation: Transforming the Future of Customer Service

TechSee

The origins of CXA can be traced back to the early days of customer relationship management (CRM) systems in the 1990s. Today, CXA encompasses various technologies such as AI, machine learning, and big data analytics to provide personalized and efficient customer experiences.

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5 Valuable Metrics Contact Centers Can Provide Companies

Outsource Consultants

According to an article by Maria Marinina , the data within digital channels can be just as valuable as data from traditional methods such as research, surveys, and CRM systems. No matter where you get your data from, the most important thing is that you’re using the data to enrich your customers.