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AI: The Future Brain of Contact Centers

DMG Consulting

AI: The Future Brain of Contact Centers View this article on the publisher’s website. No person or government is going to stop the AI revolution, and regulating it is going to be very difficult. AI is going to make very significant contributions to many areas of business, including contact centers.

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Contact Centers Are Using More Call-Backs Than Ever

Fonolo

As the contact center continues to evolve rapidly, it’s important to take a step back and evaluate the big picture periodically. Over the past few months, our team at Fonolo has been working diligently to explore the latest contact center trends. The State of the Contact Center in 2020. Happier customers.

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Did Contact Centers Fail the COVID Test?

Fonolo

Often these articles take the view that companies are letting down their customers, or governments are letting down their citizens. To grade a contact center on handling a crisis, you really have to judge it in context. The State of the Contact Center 2020. Contact Center Trends 2021. We have no idea.

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2020 Contact Center Retrospective

DMG Consulting

2020 Contact Center Retrospective. But, despite all of the challenges, a lot of good things have happened, including in the world of contact centers. Surprisingly, contact centers were some of the most successful in getting their employees home and back in operation. Bottom Line.

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Taylor Reach to train county government contact center supervisors lead and effectively manage a remote workforce

Taylor Reach Group

The ongoing pandemic continues to impact on individuals, business and government. Many people have begun to work from home and many businesses and government agencies have been working to determine how they can best meet the needs of their customers and citizens through their now remote contact centers.

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Preparing Your Contact Center for the Age of Virtual Agents

Taylor Reach Group

These past few months, we’ve watched contact centers turn to backup plans C and D as work schedules were impacted by stay-at-home orders or their agents’ refusal to go in because of the pandemic. Those who chose to make the contact center their temporary dwelling did so without the ability to take showers.

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Keeping Workers Safe and Productive (When the Contact Center Can’t Close)

Taylor Reach Group

If you asked any contact center manager two months ago about their business continuity plan, they’d likely opine on their facility’s readiness to address just about any emergency scenario. Here are five ways contact centers can support their onsite workers amid the coronavirus outbreak: 1. by JD Fairweather.