Robotic Process Automation

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06 Feb, 2018
How to reduce cost in the Contact Centre

Contact Centre Managers face a real challenge when trying to reduce cost in the contact centre.  Maximising each and every customer interaction as well as keeping the day to day operation of the contact centre running, requires an almost genius balance of workforce planning, productivity, quality and efficiency in every day processes. So here are our top 4 ways technologies help contact centres reduce cost without compromising on quality: 1) Workforce Management Workforce Management (WFM) enables workforce planners to automate the...

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06 Apr, 2017
Robotic Process Automation in Customer Service

In today's digital world, robotic process automation (RPA) is experiencing a fast uptake, driven primarily by the abundance of data accumulated by organizations and changes in consumer behavior. As consumers, we have come to expect immediacy and accuracy for our typical dealings with companies, like seeking an answer to a question, placing or changing an order, or just updating our details. But, when faced with more complex issues, we look for empathy and understanding, and it is on these occasions...

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20 Jan, 2017
Top 5 technologies that will reduce cost in the contact centre in 2020

[Updated Dec 2019]Contact Centre Managers can face a real challenge when it comes to them trying to reduce cost in the contact centre. To make the most out of every customer interaction requires a balance of productivity, quality and efficiency in day to day operations. Here are our top 5 technologies that can help reduce cost in the contact centre without compromising quality in 2020: 1. Reduce Cost in the Contact Centre with Workforce Management Workforce Management (WFM) technology allows...

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12 Dec, 2016
The threat of being left (technologically) behind

If the role of technology in business sustainability across sectors is still questioned, the recent report from Marketforce, titled “The Future of General Insurance 2016”, sums it all up. And although the survey is for the Insurance sector, the conclusions have a much broader application. According to the report, 80% of the respondents believe that ‘digitally-enabled new entrants will gain market share through differentiation on factors other than price’. Haven’t we seen this already materialising in the Banking sector? And...

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