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Alcon Hosts Contact Center Leaders at Recent CCNG Regional Networking Event!

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Recently CCNG members and area contact center professionals were invited to the Alcon North America Customer Service Operations Center in Fort Worth Texas for a group discussion into Alcon's journey of digital transformation over the years. Below are some of the highlights shared at the event as provided by a CCNG member in attendance.

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Transforming Customer Experience with Contact Center Automation

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Understanding The Intricacies of Contact Center Automation Contact center automation involves automating and optimizing customer service through the strategic use of technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Machine Learning (ML), Robotic Process Automation (RPA) etc.

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Are Automation and AI the Same Thing in the Contact Center?

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We understand that integrating a new solution, whether that is AI, a point solution, an IVR, or anything else, is not an easy process. Call routing, interactive voice response and voice-based chatbots are a few examples of that technology. Implementation takes time, and change is difficult to manage.

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Contact Center Lessons Learned: How Will These Shape 2021 Plans?

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In a recent panel discussion with CCNG members on the topic of 2021 Contact Center Predictions, Ron shares a few perspectives learned from this year. First, companies found self service options inadequate – When COVID hit in March, many industries found their automated systems were inadequate to help handle call volumes.

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How to Turn Why Into ROI…

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Since partnering with Operative Intelligence, which uses AI to analyze their member interactions, Mark has been able to: Identify almost 900 unique contact types including the root cause, volume, cost and sentiment Discover that 31% of these interactions can be completed via self-service and how these can be addressed through the IVR Engage the broader (..)

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ROBUST KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS CAN CUT COSTS

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The drive toward self-service is a reality and with good reason, as customers want self-service. TWO-PRONGED APPROACH SAVES MORE COST WITH LOWER HEADCOUNT Companies are spending more money on self-service. It’s here to stay, and it will get better over time. The business climate continues to rapidly change.

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Understanding the Shift: Why Businesses are Embracing Contact Center Outsourcing

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Interactive voice recognition (IVR) systems empower customers to navigate menus and resolve queries effortlessly, enhancing self-service capabilities and reducing wait times. For the past several years Patrick has been an active CCNG member offering insights and perspectives to the benefit of his peers.