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Category Archives: AI
The New Customer and Employee Landscape
What a few months, outside of the movies, I don’t think the majority of us could have ever planned or thought the country would be in lockdown, or in the grip of pandemic as we are. On the whole, we … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Best Practice, Business Planning, Contact Centre Industry, Customer Contact, Customer Experience, Customer Service Industry, Customer Success, Customers, Digital Experience, Diversity and Inclusion, Douglas Jackson, Employee Engagement, Employees, Executive Search, Hiring, Homeworking, Leadership, multi channel customer experience, omni-channel, Personal Development, Recruitment, Robotics, Self-Management, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management, Transformation/Change
Tagged A new type of leader, AI, Automation, Contact Centre, Customer Experience, Customer Service, digitalisation, diverse workforce, diversity, Emotional Intelligence, Employee engagement, empowered workforce, EQ, Hiring Leaders with emotional intelligence, Homeworking, homeworking recruitment, human interactions, inclusive workforce, lockdown learnings, omnichannel, onboarding, remote working, remoteworking onboarding, remoteworking recruitment, The new customer service and contact centre landscape, Training, transformational change, virtual coaching, virtual management, virtual performance
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Voice Still King in Retail
I had the opportunity of attending a retail round-table event hosted by Ann-Marie Stagg and the CCMA in London last week, titled ‘The Future of Retail’. As you would expect, AI and Bots were heavily featured, although interestingly, voice was … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Analytics, Automated Customer Service, Best Practice, Chatbots, Contact Centre Industry, Customer Contact, Customer Experience, Customer Experience ROI, customer insight, customer service, Customer Service Industry, Customer Strategy, Customers, Data, Digital Experience, Recruitment, Retail, Retained Recruitment, Retained Search
Tagged AI in Call Centres, ann-marie Stagg, Asos, Ben Page, CCMA, Chatbots, Douglas Jackson, Ipsos Mori, is voice still king in retail, John Lewis, Kerry Gidziewicz, Lego, marcus hickman, Recruitment Consultant, The Co-Op, The future of retail, trust in customer service, voice biometrics, voice technology of the future, Wilko
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Maximising Productivity with AI
Tuesday 15th May 2018 – A Great afternoon at the Brewery in London as Rebecca Lawrence and Kerry Gidziewicz attended the CCMA Seminar “Maximising Productivity with AI Solutions”, ahead of the evenings UK National Contact Centre Awards hosted by Ann-Marie … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Automated Customer Service, Awards, Best Practice, Chatbots, Contact Centre Industry, CRM, Customer Experience ROI, Customers, Data, Digital Experience, Douglas Jackson, multi channel customer experience, omni-channel, Robotics
Tagged ann-marie Stagg, Artifical, Artificial Intelligence, CCMA, CCMA UK, cognitive CRM, Ebecs, Ipsos Mori, Kerry Gidziewicz, Mark Billingham, Mark Foyster, Matthew Chatterton, Microsoft, multichannel omnichannel customer service, Productivity with AI, Rebecca Lawrence, Rishi Srivastava, Robotics, ROI with AI, Shop Direct, Sue Preston, The Brewery Venue, UK National Contact Centre Awards, Veripark
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