Leading mobile transportation platform leverages NICE’s CX AI to empower teams to create an easy, effortless customer experience
Hoboken, N.J., February 27, 2024 – NICE (Nasdaq: NICE) today announced that DiDi has selected NICE Workforce Management (WFM) and Employee Engagement Manager (EEM) for its cloud-based innovative technology. DiDi is now positioned to forecast, schedule, and manage contact center operations worldwide to improve operational efficiency. Betta, responsible for supporting one of the largest WFM customer bases globally, has partnered with NICE Value Realization Services during implementation to execute integrations and deliver consultation, training, and support services in multiple countries.
DiDi called for a workforce management solution that would address its core business, functional, and technical requirements while being scalable to support growth. With operations across multiple continents with specific regional characteristics, NICE WFM combines AI and flexibility to meet most scheduling requirements that are cost-efficient and accurate to maintain optimum service levels. With precise forecasting, properly skilled teams will be available at the correct times, leading to greater customer satisfaction.
The addition of NICE EEM allows staffing needs to be addressed in real-time, allowing the customer support teams to efficiently work with schedules that can contribute to team engagement and job satisfaction. Additionally, with Intelligent Intraday Automation, a proactive approach makes adjustments as needed and eliminates issues before they occur.
Caio Poli, International Customer Experience Executive Director, DiDi, said, “NICE was an important choice based upon multiple factors. We were looking for the best-in-class WFM cloud solution that would allow our worldwide operations to provide the best customer experience with operational efficiency and team engagement by a solid and experienced organization that can deliver anywhere in the world. An AI-powered approach and the speed and flexibility of the cloud drove our decision.”
Yaron Hertz, President, NICE Americas, said, “NICE is excited to serve one of the most dynamic and innovative app-based transportation companies of the digital era. We believe that selecting NICE’s AI-powered forecasting and machine learning best-fit scheduling for contact centers and employees will help energize DiDi’s future success.”
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