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A History of Customer Support Technology

Team Support

Here’s a look back at how customer support technologies evolved over the last century, and a peak at where they’re going next. By the early 1970s, more call-routing systems were beginning to include ACD technology, ushering in the development of large-scale call centers. Ever wonder what customer service looked like 50 or 60 years ago?

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Prepare for the Chatbots – an example of Digital Customer Experience Innovation by Elena Lockett

ijgolding

Chatbots – computer programs that mimic conversations with users by using artificial intelligence (AI) – are the latest technology trend to hit the webchat world. This means it will remember previous conversations with you, helping the bot to really understand what you want. How long have Chatbots been around?

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Helping AI Help Agents: A Better Way to Use AI Applications in the Contact Center

Upstream Works

It was 2006 and it was way ahead of its time – providing omnichannel agent desktop capabilities long before the concept of “omnichannel” was formed. To use technology to help simplify, streamline and improve the agent experience and, by extension, the customer experience.

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5 Ways to Apply AI and Win Back Business

CSM Magazine

Facilitating customer self-service using automated contact channels, such as IVR and chatbots is a recognised method of reducing strain on contact centers during spikes in demand. Deploying a range of chatbots, each suited to a specific task, can greatly enhance the customer experience and deliver substantial benefits to the business.

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How to Stay Close to Customers While Working From Home

CSM Magazine

The webinar participants were asked whether insurers were using technology such as chatbots and conversational AI to triage customer enquiries coming into the contact centre, so that routine enquiries could be answered via a digital assistant, allowing contact centre colleagues to focus on the most critical calls.

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There’s No I in Team, but What About AI?

CSM Magazine

Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI), spurred on by technology giants such as Alphabet, Amazon and IBM, are making AI-based technology much more accessible to customer service departments in every sector. Customer service departments are still rooted in voice-centric service infrastructure, but this is about to change.

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How to Improve Customer Service – A Complete Guide of Tools, Tech & Tips

Comm100

Today’s customers look for fast, convenient, and personalized support that allows them to connect with brands how, where, and when they want. Another of the growing customer service technology trends has seen a rise in chatbots and automation. Canadian Blood Services introduced Comm100 AI Chatbot with this goal: .

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