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This podcast episode compares and contrasts call centers and contact centers. Call centers primarily use telephones for inbound and outbound communication, offering personalized service.
Contact centers, however, incorporate multiple communication channels—including email, social media, and chat—providing a more flexible and data-rich customer experience.
Key differences highlighted include communication methods, data collection capabilities, self-service options, and required agent skills. Ultimately, the choice between the two depends on a business's specific needs and customer preferences.
What is a Call Center?: (0:40)
What is a Contact Center?: (1:30)
What are the differences?: (2:40)
Collecting Data Contact Center: (3:00)
Tools: (3:35)
Skill Levels: (4:10)
Data and Analytics: (5:00)
The Future of Customer Service: (6:15)
Human and AI Agents: (6:55)
Key Takeaways: (7:30)
By Technically UThis podcast episode compares and contrasts call centers and contact centers. Call centers primarily use telephones for inbound and outbound communication, offering personalized service.
Contact centers, however, incorporate multiple communication channels—including email, social media, and chat—providing a more flexible and data-rich customer experience.
Key differences highlighted include communication methods, data collection capabilities, self-service options, and required agent skills. Ultimately, the choice between the two depends on a business's specific needs and customer preferences.
What is a Call Center?: (0:40)
What is a Contact Center?: (1:30)
What are the differences?: (2:40)
Collecting Data Contact Center: (3:00)
Tools: (3:35)
Skill Levels: (4:10)
Data and Analytics: (5:00)
The Future of Customer Service: (6:15)
Human and AI Agents: (6:55)
Key Takeaways: (7:30)