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Utilizing performance management software can be a major competitive advantage for your call center. Here’s five reasons why.

In this video, the next in our series on Transforming Customer Experiences, Vit Horky, Sr. Director, Digital Experience, talks about the fundamental changes taking place in the customer service market as the result of newly arriving technologies and changes in consumer behaviors.

You can’t move Customer Satisfaction without moving Agent Satisfaction — and the data explains just how direct the link is. According to a Gartner survey, 86% of CX executives believe Employee Experience (EX) is the most important factor in delivering Customer Experience (CX).

Modern call centers are complex hives of data, and the task of mining though it all to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of the agents and their processes can seem overwhelming.

Imagination. Visualization. Insight. These words are part of our verbal language. But more importantly, they suggest just how much humans think in images. When you look at stats on the influence of visual language as a communication vehicle, you start to realize what kind of impact it can have on customer experience. Especially with the rise of digital interaction channels in the contact center.

Almost 110 years ago to the day, Robert Baden-Powell, the founder of the Boy Scouts, coined a phrase that still resonates profoundly today.

Mike Bowman, Director of Operations for Educational Computer Systems Inc (ECSI) experienced his customer base (largely made up of students with loans) specifically telling him that they didn’t want to speak to agents, which led to him deploying an omnichannel contact center.