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It seems like every company in every industry wants to harness the power of AI to enhance operations and positively impact the lives of their customers. AI-based training tools such as gamification, visual assistance and self-monitoring, cut down on agent onboarding time and ensure agents are fully engaged from day one. Gamification.
The other interesting data point is that even while leaders of support centers are looking to bring agents back to a physical customercare center, they’ve also indicated a strong preference for staying remote themselves. But also try other tactics like gamification — for training or just for fun. That’s a dangerous disconnect.
Chatbots using natural language processing (NLP) can conduct email or text conversations that promote add-on products, offer extended warranties or link to entertaining and educational videos. These smart little applications can even engage customers in fun and unusual ways. Social Media CustomerCare.
Humor/entertainment. Customers who had no memory of such education and warnings were more than twice as likely to be detractors on an NPS scale. Gamification also works well. For example, offer customers a three-question quiz and congratulate them for right answers. Broetzmann, S, Strategic Customer Service (Second ed.).
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