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Today’s enterprises face complexities in network and audio qualitymanagement requirements. Two elements remain ongoing challenges for contact centers, including the quality of service they offer (QoS) as well as the nature of the experience (QoE) provided. The post What can Audio QualityManagement do for Business?
Any interruptions or flaws in the delivery of communications services can have a notable influence on the human-to-human conversation and quality of the voice channel. It will also impact the quality and the outcome of the conversation. Taking a systematic approach to audio qualitymanagement supports continuous CX improvement.
Tracking these metrics can pinpoint areas for agent training and development, ultimately leading to a more skilled and efficient workforce capable of delivering superior customer service. Through the implementation of qualitymanagement processes, call centers can systematically identify, monitor, and address issues in real-time.
For example, traditional telecommunications companies are still struggling to throw off the shackles of their voice only heritage to transition to an omnichannel world. Meanwhile, agents receive the near real-time constructive feedback they require to deliver high quality customer conversations, whatever the channel.
And we’re upgrading our Interactive Intelligence telecommunications system, so our CSRs and their supervisors have the superior tools they need to support our CSRs’ superior customer care skills. At TMP Direct, we use many traditional metrics such as Average Speed of Answer (ASA) and ServiceLevel.
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