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Streamline the Customer Journey for a Better Mobile-First Customer Experience

UJET

In fact, one out of three businesses surveyed in 2020 said they were not confident that the experience they were providing to their customers was “good.”. Unsurprisingly, mobile usage skyrocketed during the pandemic, and the percentage of mobile interactions with the contact center is now estimated to be 80% or higher globally.

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5 Banking Customer Experience Predictions for 2020

CSM Magazine

John Ing, Principal Operations Lead for CX at ECS shares his CX Predictions for the banking industry in 2020. One reason is that we can all talk faster than we can type – and it’s a far more natural way for people to engage for more complicated interactions. In 2020 cloud and AI contact centre deployments will accelerate.

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Customer Service in the Digital Age

CSM Magazine

Telephone assistance, written letters, and face-to-face interaction—once staples of the office landscape—are no longer sufficient to meet the changing needs of today’s global marketplace. In contrast, omnichannels avoid adding new digital technologies to an already siloed system. In this in-depth article, Reina G. Wiatt and Jolene A.

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3 Considerations for an opti-channel digital transformation strategy

Interactions

According to PwC’s 2020 Global Digital IQ survey , 66% of companies said revenue growth and profitability would suffer if they didn’t digitally transform quickly enough. Questions are answered in real-time whether by a human agent or a virtual agent. Think of a phone conversation or a live chat conversation.

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7 Top Priorities for the Future of Customer Engagement

Calabrio

By 2020, the number of connected “things” is expected to rise to 30 billion. By the year 2020, your washing machine breaks down. A virtual agent initiates a service call by accessing your Outlook or iCal calendar to set up an appointment. Is that interaction positive or negative? Should we be worried?