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How To Avoid Dead Airtime in your Contact Center

NobelBiz

Dead air time refers to the period of inactivity during customer interaction in a contact center; the time between when an agent finishes speaking and when the customer begins speaking or vice versa. In addition, agents can follow the call flow as they handle customer inquiries, providing consistent and accurate information.

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Back to Basics: Contact Center Trending Technology 101

Upstream Works

The most obvious example of a channel would be Voice, or calls placed to a call center or contact center to be answered by the next available agent, courtesy of call center software. Other channels might include Email, or Web Chat. So how does this differ from “omnichannel”?

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Call Center optimization: Tools and best practices to increase performance

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Call4You Marketing implemented NobelBiz Omni+, an advanced, full-featured cloud contact center solution equipped with an impressive stack of options and features that can be easily integrated, customized, and optimized to any contact center use case. RELATED ARTICLE What is IVR?

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Embracing the Future: Leading Trends in Outbound Call Centers for 2024

NobelBiz

Outbound call centers are evolving rapidly, driven by technological advancements and changing market dynamics. In 2024, several key trends are set to redefine the landscape of these centers. The partnership between NobelBiz and Customer Dynamics focuses on enhancing outbound compliance for contact centers.

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Call Center Dialer Software: Optimization Best Practices

NobelBiz

Contact centers play a vital role in today’s business landscape, serving as a primary point of contact for customers to resolve issues, make inquiries, or provide feedback. However, running an efficient and effective contact center requires more than just hiring skilled agents and investing in advanced technologies.

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What Are The Benefits Of CCaaS For Businesses?

NobelBiz

Your contact center serves as your company’s storefront. When you employ contact center as a service (CCaaS) software, you enable your call center employees to better their work and boost your bottom line by optimizing the client experience. Contact center as a service is abbreviated as CCaaS.