Recent research shows that improving Customer Experience (CX) leads to positive gains in revenue. Which means that — in the near future — leaders in CX will outperform laggards in generating revenue growth. Your customers want quick, easy access to the information they need via the most convenient channel.
For consumers and organizations alike, fraud is a growing cause for concern across all industries. The stakes are even higher, however, in industries like healthcare, which has suffered the highest number of fraud attacks of any sector over the past few years.
With technology evolving rapidly, so is the evolution of the customer experience (CX). The customer journey is no longer linear – which means understanding the customer to create a simple, straightforward path to getting things done is more important than ever before.
For a collections organization, live agents on the frontline represent the heartbeat of the organization. The productivity of the people who connect with consumers on a daily basis has a direct correlation with revenue . Having this knowledge top of mind provides management with a key set of strategies to increase productivity.
Press 1 for lower CSAT, 2 for lost revenue We have all been on the receiving end of this ancient customer service technology. “Press 1 for sales, 2 for billing, 3 for something else…”. Dual Tone Multi-Frequency Touchtone dialing (DTMF) presents a list of menu options to choose from and directs your call accordingly.
Imagine it’s the dead of winter, and outside the snow has been steadily accumulating all day. But inside, the heat is on, the food is warm, and you’ve been happily binge-watching the latest Netflix/Amazon/HBO series for the past few hours. The comforts of the living room almost make the dreary conditions outside bearable.
The evidence is right before our eyes – and under our thumbs. Anybody under the age of 34 lives in a world of text and emojis through communication platforms that span Web chat, SMS and messaging. Download our whitepaper to learn how to make a case for Digital Virtual Assistants
Voice biometrics is a convenient and secure method of authenticating a caller’s identity with just a few words. This is made possible by the fact that everyone has different physical and behavioral characteristics that influence the sound of their voice and in combination these are – just like a fingerprint – unique to every individual.