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Top 05 Emerging Technological Trends in Contact Centers

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The technological advancements of recent years have paved the way for transformative trends that are reshaping how contact centers operate, deliver services, and engage with customers. AI-Driven Personalized Communication Gartner found that 81% of contact centers are planning to invest in AI-powered personalization in the next three years.

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Customer Service Isn’t the Cost You Want to Cut

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I’ve seen companies pull back on spending in areas they believed to be “not as critical” (like customer support or the contact center) to the organization’s success, only to have it come back to haunt them. These same companies found themselves having slow growth and customer service and customer retention issues.

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The Power of Emotional Connection: Growing Your Business Through Strong Customer Experience

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Enhancing Customer Experience Through Emotional Connection With a solid understanding of the building blocks of emotional connection, you can start implementing strategies to enhance your customer experience. Personalizing Customer Interactions One-size-fits-all approaches seldom create strong emotional connections.

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8 Customer Service Networks You Need to Follow in 2019

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eight customer-focused organizations, acronyms and all, that you should be following this year and beyond.*. The Contact Center Network Group supports a vital part of the customer service industry: Call centers. CCNG does just that. Change the Channel: Prioritizing Omnichannel in Customer Experience.

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100+ Customer Experience Stats to Prepare for 2023

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(Oracle, 2011) Businesses have a 60 to 70% chance of selling to an existing customer while the probability of selling to a new prospect is only 5% to 20%. Marketing Metrics, 2010) Increasing customer retention rates by 5% increases profits anywhere from 25% to 95%.