Verint and Eventus Solutions Group Partner to Deliver Digital-First Engagement Solutions Worldwide
Verint® (NASDAQ: VRNT), The Customer Engagement Company®, today announced its new partnership with Eventus Solutions Group, a subsidiary of Tech Mahindra, to bring Verint Digital-First Engagement solutions to midmarket and enterprise businesses worldwide.
Built In Honors Eventus in Its Esteemed 2023 Best Places To Work Awards
Built In today announced that Eventus Solutions Group was honored in its 2023 Best Places To Work Awards. Specifically, Eventus earned a place on Best Midsized Places to Work in Colorado AND the Best Places to Work in Colorado. The annual awards program includes companies of all sizes, from startups to those in the enterprise, and honors both remote-first employers as well as companies in large tech markets across the U.S.
Future Vision: The Contact Center of Tomorrow
Consumers have more options than ever for reaching out to a company with questions or concerns, but with more options comes higher expectations. Customers whose expectations aren’t met are increasingly proving that they will go elsewhere for their service.
Eventus Earns Place on Top 100 Places to Work List
It can be hard to fathom a life without customer service in it. Before remote desktop support, live chat and other contact center solutions, there were complex phone trees and outsourced call centers and before that there were buggy IVR systems and telephone switchboards connecting you to the store you purchased the product from.
How CX Agents Can Become Customer Advocates
Agents like helping customers. Happy customers buy more and require less service. It is a simple equation that too few companies recognize. A myopic focus on servicing cost creates a reverse incentive for customers, agents, and business partners to select alternate providers for their products and services.
How AI Is Revolutionizing the Way Customers Experience the Enterprise
Artificial intelligence (AI) solutions are transforming customers’ expectations of what constitutes exceptional service. A well-executed AI experience increases convenience for customers. However, a clunky or poorly orchestrated solution can actually increase customers’ frustration when interacting with your brand.
It’s Time to Orchestrate the Customer Experience
Historically, businesses engaged in customer service have implemented new systems to address missing capabilities or to improve efficiency. With the number of overlapping capabilities in the marketplace, that mindset needs to shift toward designing solutions with an eye toward experience orchestration rather than simply adding more systems to address changing business conditions.
3 Steps to A More Proactive Customer Experience Strategy
People hate calling contact centers. However, many companies that seek to create a customer experience strategy that leads to an improved experience are often hindered by the use of flat success measurements such as Net Promoter Score (NPS) or Customer Satisfaction (CSAT).
The Benefits of Knowledge Capturing and Knowledge Management
Effective knowledge capture is the first step to leveraging the tacit knowledge retained by your employees, partners, and customers to improve your organization. Still, it’s only the first step. As they say, knowledge is power, but what is knowledge without appropriate management to ensure its dissemination to the people who can best act upon it?
The Complete History of Customer Service Operations
When does customer service begin? For your customer, it begins with the first perception they have of your business. However, it’s the first interaction between customer and business—in-person, over the phone or online—that gives businesses an opportunity to build a relationship.
Internal Call Center Operations vs. Outsourcing: Which is Better?
The past few decades have seen the business world sway multiple times between call center outsourcing and internal call center operations.
Three Call Center Metrics You Should be Tracking – But Probably Aren’t
When it comes to measuring the success of your customer call center, there’s no shortage of lists telling you which metrics to track. Many of these focus on Average Handle Time, with Case Processing Time close behind. Call Volume is a big one too. In fact, almost every resource out there lists these, along with First Call Resolution, Drop/Abandonment Rate, and Average Time in Queue among the “top ten most important” call center metrics.