We’re in an exciting time in customer service where technology has captured customer’s imaginations of what CX could be.
We’re in an exciting time in customer service where technology has captured customer’s imaginations of what CX could be.
As many corporations continue to work from home, there is increased demand to maximize solution productivity and effectiveness. When it comes to workforce management, there’s a two-sided imperative: keep the workforce engaged and happy and, at the same time, increase customer satisfaction while cultivating brand loyalty. It’s a complicated juggling act that takes extreme focus and consistent, proper data-driven adjustment.
More contact centers than ever before are transitioning data and systems to the cloud, and it’s easy to see why: It delivers the flexibility, efficiency and simplicity contact centers need to respond to lightning-fast market changes and increased customer demand.
Transformation has been on the docket for contact centers for more than a decade now. But with enterprise-wide adoption of new technologies like the cloud, artificial intelligence, automation and more skyrocketing, demand to evolve – now – and unlock digital transformation’s promised value has never been higher.
