In this episode, Nancy speaks to Brian Flagg about how to use Maturity Models to improve the performance of your contact center

In this episode, I speak to Scott Sacks President of SJS LLC, about what technology trends contact centers are challenged with.

In this episode, Nancy speaks to executive recruiter Pat Calvert about how companies can attract and retain their top call center talent.

In this episode, Nate Brown speaks to us about how to assess the mix of personalities and skills on your CX team and how organizations like T-Mobile took a hard look to identify the gaps in order to make a well-rounded team with the right skills for your customers.

Have you thought of transforming your contact center into a profit center? If not then you may change your mind after listening to Linda Ruffenbach from Glow Touch. She paints a great picture as to why this is a very strategic direction your support center may want to explore.

Michael Pace Founder of The Pace of Service and the Northeast Contact Center Forum, speaks to us about the five primary steps organizations should take in order to add support and customer contact to your social media channels. One take-away you won’t want to forget is the key element in interacting with customers in these channels is acknowledgment.

In this episode, I speak with Sue Duris Director of Marketing and Customer Experience at M4 Communications. She has years of experience working with clients to help them develop their customer journeys and to truly understand how to best serve and keep customers.

Michael Pace Founder of The Pace of Service and the Northeast Contact Center Forum, speaks to us about the five primary steps organizations should take in order to add support and customer contact to your social media channels. One take-away you won’t want to forget is the key element in interacting with customers in these channels is acknowledgment.

Michael Pace Founder of The Pace of Service and the Northeast Contact Center Forum, speaks to us about the five primary steps organizations should take in order to add support and customer contact to your social media channels. One take-away you won’t want to forget is the key element in interacting with customers in these channels is acknowledgment.

In this episode, I speak with Sue Duris Director of Marketing and Customer Experience at M4 Communications. She has years of experience working with clients to help them develop their customer journeys and to truly understand how to best serve and keep customers.