Just managing contact center agents is not enough. You need to ensure the quality of customer/agent interactions generate satisfied callers who want to continue doing business with you. This is called quality management. Did you know that 96% of the dissatisfied customers won’t even contact the business to discuss their experience? Did you know that 86% of consumers quit doing business with a company because of a bad customer experience? Finally, 51% said they would only try to reach support once before giving up on a purchase. Quality management can reduce these numbers.
Nigel Olding, Sr. Product Manager at Enghouse Interactive www.enghouseinteractive.com and Gary Audin discuss quality management as applied to the contact center in this EDUcast. The EDUcast explores the tools, processes, and procedures that should be adopted by a contact center that produces a highly effective site that will satisfy both customer and agent requirements.
What you will learn in this EDUcast:
Overview of Quality Management Tools
Drivers for using Quality Management Tools
How to quickly identify training gaps and improve coaching
Methods for reducing liability and maintaining compliance
Tactics to boost agent skill levels, satisfaction, and retention
Enghouse Interactive’s www.enghouseinteractive.com integrated suite of solutions includes omnichannel contact center, self-service, attendant operator consoles, and workforce optimization. This wide portfolio places Enghouse in the unique position to offer customers and partners a fully featured single vendor solutions. These solutions support the full range of deployment methods from premise-based to private, public, or community cloud and even hybrid requirements.
The solutions scale from a single site call reception console to multi-tenanted, multimedia contact centers with users in excess of 10,000. They have more than 1 million agent seats handling over 1 billion interactions through their systems daily – making Enghouse Interactive one of the biggest providers of customer contact solutions in the world.
Visit www.enghouseinteractive.com and watch the EDUcast below