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Boost Growth and Lower Costs with AI and Cloud Contact Center Solutions

NICE inContact

Today, contact center leaders who embrace the cloud are quick to see its benefits – powering engaging customer experiences while positively impacting business outcomes. As contact centers continue to become drivers of business growth, there are significant quantitative and qualitative results to consider.

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Reshaping The Future Of Digital Customer Service: 22 Influential Leaders to Watch in 2022

TechSee

Customers expect better and faster pre and post purchase services. Whether they need help setting up a new device or to repair a damaged product, the way in which these interactions are handled are at the heart of customer satisfaction. Jim Iyoob, Chief Customer Officer at Etech Global Services.

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Why isn’t customer experience working?

Interactions

So then the question becomes: With so many resources invested in customer experience, why is it still falling short for many brands? Taking a step back, we know that there are some things that brands are collectively doing right in customer experience. Imagine if we time travelled back to 2010. Agent optimization.

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How to Evaluate Call Center Software Vendors for Customer Data Platform Solutions

NobelBiz

Understanding Customer Data Platforms (CDPs) Although similar tools existed in the past, the term Customer Data Platform was first used in 2010. It was meant to describe a marketing software that could build a single customer view (a collection of all of a customer’s data and events into one file).

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Avoid This Customer Service Mistake with Matt Dixon

Kustomer

Listen and subscribe to our podcast: In this episode of the Customer Service Secrets Podcast, Gabe Larsen is joined by Matt Dixon from Tethr to reinvent what it means to delight your customers. Delight typically means going above and beyond customer expectations, so what is there to reinvent?

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Podcast: Stop Trying to Delight Your Customers with Matt Dixon

Kustomer

Matt talks about the strategies involved in delighting customers, how to train customer service reps, and what the ultimate effortless experience is. Why Delighting Customers Is a Controversial Topic. So, the article you’re referring to, we wrote this article back in 2010. Listen to the full podcast below.