Webinar Replay: The Contact Centre of the Future
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Over the past 18 months, the contact centre has transformed at a faster rate than ever before and this transformation is not going to stop any time soon.
So where are we heading and what can we expect the contact centre to look like in ten years’ time?
We are here to answer this question, to help you plan ahead and make better decisions for your customers.
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So where are we heading and what can we expect the contact centre to look like in ten years’ time?
We are here to answer this question, to help you plan ahead and make better decisions for your customers.
Agenda
- Introductions – Rachael Trickey, Call Centre Helper
- Nicola Millard, BT
- Paul Weald, Contact Centre Innovator
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- Tamsin Dollin, NICE inContact
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Panellists
Nicola Millard
BT
Paul Weald
Contact Centre Innovator
Tamsin Dollin
NICE inContact
Rachael Trickey
Call Centre Helper
What You Will Learn
- How are customer expectations and preferences changing?
- How to stay ahead of other contact centres
- The future of recruiting and supporting advisors
- Where should you be looking to invest your time and budget?
- Top tips from the audience
- Winning tip – "We have to be aware doing multiple interactions at the same time, just because we can reduce the quality in one of the channels. Multitasking is not effective at all says recent studies." thanks to Nelson2
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