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Self-Service for Contact Center: The Definitive Guide

NobelBiz

Generally speaking, in the contact center space, people tend to look at the one-to-one interaction with an agent as the primary means of obtaining information about products and services. A functioning self-service system generally empowers clients with the tools and resources necessary for their inquiries.

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Omnichannel Customer Experiences: Do Consumers and Businesses See Eye-to-Eye?

NICE inContact

Chat, text, social media, websites, IVR, even traditional phone calls with customer service representatives – the list continues to grow. Modern customer expectations have never been higher, and businesses understand that customer experience is a leading brand differentiator. This is an alarming discrepancy.

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Call Center Quality Management: A Comprehensive Guide to Improving Customer Satisfaction and Agent Performance

NobelBiz

As businesses strive to provide exceptional customer experiences, call centers have become an increasingly important part of the customer service strategy. Contact centers are responsible for handling customer inquiries and complaints while providing solutions.

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What Effect Will Bots Have on Call Center Jobs?

Talkdesk

On the consumer end, there has been some backlash in cases where call center agents are not able to adequately understand their inquiries due to cultural or linguistic misunderstandings. An Omnichannel Approach. One of the newest innovations in this arena is the omnichannel approach. Enter: Bots.

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4 Benefits and 3 Challenges of Self-Service Customer Support

Talkdesk

For this reason, many forward-thinking businesses are investing in omnichannel customer service strategies. The beauty of omnichannel is that companies can choose which channels they think will best meet their customers’ needs. The go-to self-service channel is the company website.

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How Moving to the Cloud Enhances Customer Service

CSM Magazine

One key benefit of cloud-based solutions for customer service is their ability to centralize information and processes. With customer data and communication channels consolidated in one accessible location, customer service representatives can easily access relevant information to handle inquiries more efficiently.