Magnus Geverts at Calabrio encourages organisations to re-think their cloud contact centre strategy. In the first of a new series of blogs, he shares three top tips for empowering employees using the latest cloud-based innovations in Workforce Engagement Management (WEM)… Continue reading Empower your workforce with a smarter approach to WEM
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Using automated analytics to identify contact centre issues and solutions in turbulent times
Doing business has never been more unpredictable. Success depends on identifying and analysing trends then quickly developing effective solutions. Calabrio has recognised three organisations with awards for their innovative use of workforce optimisation analytics. Continue reading Using automated analytics to identify contact centre issues and solutions in turbulent times
5 reasons to boost self-service using AI in today’s property market
Predictions for the property market in the coming year vary widely. The end of the stamp duty holiday and ambitious government targets for building new homes are set to make for an interesting year. Property companies will continue to focus on customer service as a differentiator. Continue reading 5 reasons to boost self-service using AI in today’s property market
Remote Workforce Management – from survive to thrive in 3 easy steps
Richard Pinnington of Calabrio discusses how workforce management means so much more in challenging times… Continue reading Remote Workforce Management – from survive to thrive in 3 easy steps
Predictions for 2021 – Contact Centres Need Extreme Digital CX Agility
What does 2021 hold for us? Aviad Abiri is VP, Portfolio Sales Enablement at NICE Ltd shares some of his thoughts with us. What will the CX landscape look like in 2021 and why will it need to look to extreme digital CX agility… Continue reading Predictions for 2021 – Contact Centres Need Extreme Digital CX Agility
It’s good to talk: learning from COVID-19 customer experiences
The value of delivering good customer experience cannot be underestimated. Research from Infobip recently found that British businesses are set to lose more than £2.5 billion due to bad customer service during lockdown. But it’s not all doom and gloom; some retailers are getting customer service right. Continue reading It’s good to talk: learning from COVID-19 customer experiences