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The Year of Customer Experience Through a Year of Blog Posts
As we reflect on the past year, it’s clear that employee engagement and customer experience reigned supreme.
With customer expectations on the rise, companies scrambled to develop customer journeys that stood apart from the competition. We also discovered the importance of human nature in customer loyalty, with 74 percent of customers stating they are more loyal to a company if they can speak to someone. So, while AI has made big strides, the need for a strong human connection is still alive and well in the contact center.
This increased focus on improving the customer experience means that agents are being challenged to manage call volume better and faster, while also needing to solve more complex customer inquiries. To better support agents and keep turnover low, companies are investing in workforce engagement tools and strategies for their contact centers.
Take a look at our top 10 blogs of 2018 to find out what topics caught the attention of your peers:
A Guide to Call Center Sentiment Analysis– It’s not enough to analyze and understand what customers say, organizations also need to understand what the customer means. Learn how Sentiment Analysis, Calabrio’s powerful new analytics tool, can help you gain deeper insights about your customers.
Make Sure Your Contact Center Agents Know You Love Them– Your agents have a greater impact on customer experience than any other factor in your contact center. Are you doing enough to show your agents that you appreciate them?
How to Use Agent Follow-up to Increase Customer Retention [Video] When a customer has had issues with your organization, it can be hard to get them back on board. This Calabrio Academy video walks through five steps agents can take to impact customer retention.
4 Tips for Resolving Inbound Complaints Faster– Learn how insurance contact centers are arming agents with the right tools and processes to deliver the best experience for their customers, in the shortest time possible.
3 Must-have Types of Workforce Management Scheduling Tools [Infographic]– Scheduling your contact center is always a challenge. Learn how three different WFM tools can make it easier to give agents the flexibility and freedom they crave—while still making sure you have enough agents to meet customer demands.
What the GDPR Means for Your Contact Centre– Even if only one customer of yours resides in the EU, your contact centre has to understand and comply with the new European Privacy laws. GPDR was a hot topic in 2018. Take a look back on the impact it made.
Customers want to know their voices are being heard, and in 2019, companies will do a better job listening in order to meet the changing needs of their customers. Interested in hearing what our executives predict for the contact center in 2019? Check out our latest report, The Future of the Contact Center, Key Predictions for 2019
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