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These and many other technological and social innovations have been enabled by mega trends that include bigdata, analytics, mobility, increased server processing speeds (and decreased costs), the market influence of Millennials (the “smart-device” generation), the gig economy, and of course, the cloud.
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From improving response times to personalizing interactions, artificial intelligence is now setting new standards in customer service efficiency and effectiveness. This evolution has been driven by advancements in machine learning, natural language processing, and bigdata analytics. of interactions that are automated using AI.
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In any case, these three applications can make major contributions to enterprises, customers, and agents, and should be considered by all contact centers as they begin to plan their 2018 budgets. Intelligent VirtualAgents (IVAs). The acquired knowledge is assimilated and leveraged in future interactions.
Some common use cases for AI in the contact center industry include routine task automation, real-time language translation, customer interaction analysis, real-time quality assurance, and agent assistance and coaching. Plus, they’ll be able to automate redundant tasks and provide a truly personalized experience for each customer.
Conversational AI has provided a fast and cost-effective way for contact centers to offer quick, more personalized, and engaging chat conversations to their customers. By breaking down the user’s request, the virtualagent can better understand what the user needs. It can also automate processes and improve personalization.
A virtualagent initiates a service call by accessing your Outlook or iCal calendar to set up an appointment. Ideally, contact centers will know enough about who is calling (or emailing or texting) and why the customer is reaching out so they can automatically direct the customer to the right person right away.
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