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TIME TO GET YOUR HEAD IN THE CLOUDS Prepared For CCMA November 2018 Ed Creasey Consulting Director Vendors have failed to deliver The End of Compromising The Analyst View: Why Cloud? The Customer View: How our customers did


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TIME TO GET YOUR HEAD IN THE CLOUDS

Prepared For CCMA

November 2018 Ed Creasey

Consulting Director

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Vendors have failed to deliver

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  • The End of Compromising
  • The Analyst View: Why Cloud?
  • The Customer View: How our customers did it
  • Our View: What you can do. Today
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The End of Compromising

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Not giving you the tools to respond

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Isn’t it time we stopped compromising?

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The Analyst View: Why Cloud?

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A confusing world for contact centres

  • Customers will reward great service
  • But what is “great” services?
  • Is it seamless omni channel?
  • Is it Low Effort?
  • We say we want to speak to humans
  • But we give assisted a lower NPS
  • And we don’t really trust AI

It's confusing out there.

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The advice from the analysts:

“Clients are better served by focusing on a CCaaS provider offering contact management and WEM.”

  • 1. Cloud Benefits
  • 3. Native WFO
  • 4. Analytics and AI
  • 2. Omni-channel
  • Similar functions to on

premise infrastructure

  • Assisted & Self-

service

  • Voice quality
  • Consistent routing
  • Persist context across

channels

  • Single view of the

customer

  • Fast deployments
  • Redundancy & Security
  • Move from Capex to

Opex model

  • License elasticity
  • Global coverage
  • Service levels & support
  • Always the latest

version

  • Integrations
  • Native apps where

the vendor controls development

  • Recording
  • WFM
  • Analytics & Quality
  • Consolidated data for

simple reporting

  • Common interface to

simplify training

  • Instant access to

Interaction and WFO data

  • Machine-learning

enhanced routing

  • Customer journey

analytics

  • Real-time interaction

analytics

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The Customer View: How our customers did it

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Scalability in an uncertain world

As one of the most destructive storms on record…..1000s of volunteers, and a large contact centre was needed to handle critical enquiries Cloud contact centres made it possible to set up a new contact centre in 72 hours for 2500 agents, allowing administrators and supervisor to set up and manage from day 1.

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Enterprise grade software at a lower cost

The way the cloud platform is engineered is in my mind very

  • impressive. They provide for a

very reasonable cost redundant infrastructure that's very solid, with high quality voice that allows us to have an enterprise cost call centre at a price we can afford.

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Faster connection times

We don't worry about hardware and scaling aspects anymore. We can focus on writing new software for our clients. It's all about speed

  • f connection and the quality of

the interpreter. Our connect times have improved by 30%. What we can do is much more secure, much more stable and scalable

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Going Global in weeks

When we went live, we started with Asia Pacific first. We rolled that out in 4 different languages, over 100 different skills. Within 2 weeks we launched our European office, and 2 weeks later in North America in multiple locations, Mexico and Brazil. Agent behaviours has improved, we're handling more calls, and we have customer feedback on every agent.

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True omni-channel customer journeys

We have the ability to start in

  • ne channel, (a phone call) move

to a chat, move to an email, be flexible and agile with the customer….changing channels as they need us to. Being able to monitor real time the health of my contact centre from anywhere in the world

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Integrating the journey in the cloud

Our home-grown PBX gave us

  • utages and issues scaling up/down.

It was too much IT cost for 5 contact centres in 5 countries over 7 languages with seasonal/daily ramp

  • up. We implemented scripting of
  • mni-channel assisted and self

service to provide automations and support for 3rd party vendors to help with AI chatbots, saving $1.1 million

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CRM integration to improve the CX

Mitchell had to replace an on premise PBX. They implemented CRM integration, where screen popping saved 2/3 minutes per call. The outbound team saved time using click to call, and routing by ANI has ended difficult conversations where customers were routed incorrectly. In 2 years their costs fell by 64% and Service Levels increased by 49%

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Bringing WFM to a support helpline

La County 211 is a small 60 agent contact centre which supports emergencies in the community. They use native WFM to help them deliver core WFM features on their cloud call centre. Implementing vacation planning and flexible schedules has helped them gain 11 FTEs in 6 months

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Bringing WFO to Outbound Centres

Check into Cash old reports took 3 hours, now it takes 15 minutes. Agents’ after-call work has reduced by 68% by seeing real-time dashboards of their performance, using gamification challenges to drive these improvements. Instead of using spreadsheets to create schedules, WFO tool aggregates the data & predicts the coverage needed

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One Version of the truth, in the cloud

EE spent too much time identifying and distributing performance issues. They have integrated Performance Management, Quality, Speech Analytics and WFM in the cloud.

  • Consolidates all data from interactions
  • Team Leaders pinpoint the root cause of

performance

  • Agents identify their own coaching needs
  • NPS up 20PP, 2.4 million calls saved, 79%

fewer complaints

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Routing on an emotional level

A person that's very direct versus one that's very analytical, sometimes they bump heads. When you understand that about each other you are able to collaborate in such a way that it's a much more effective interaction. We've already seen a reduction in our average handle time and once we deploy to all of our services I think we're going to see less attrition on our agents because they're going to be talking to people that they can be successful with on every call.

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You can get the tools to deliver a better customer experience if you embrace the cloud

Next-generation contact centers that blend data, machine learning, conversational interfaces, omnichannel, and processes that accelerate the evolution of self-service optimization and workforce

  • augmentation. They incorporate AI to personalize matching agents

to customers, enhance agent interaction abilities, and offload management tasks.”

FORRESTER “FUTURE PROOF YOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE” FEBRUARY 23, 2018

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Our View: What you can do. Today

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OMNICHANNEL ROUTING ANALYTICS WORKFORCE OPTIMIZATION AUTOMATION & AI

Extensibility Enterprise- grade Easy Integration Rapid turn-up Turnkey Telephony Elasticity

OPEN CLOUD FOUNDATION – POWER RAPID INNOVATION

Robotic Automation Real Time Authentication Omnichannel Recording Workforce Management Quality Management Performance Management Back Office Solutions Incentive Compensation Management ACD IVR Proactive Outbound Dialer Interaction Channels CRM & UCaaS Integrations Nexidia Analytics IVR Optimization VoC Desktop Analytics Customer Journey Optimization Desktop Automation Mattersight PBR

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Come to our stand to see CXOne in action, see the ROI for moving to the cloud and have the chance to win an Iphone X

Talk to the Leaders

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