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Telecoms have turned to virtual assistants to help contend with the massive number of support requests for installation, set up, troubleshooting and maintenance, which often overwhelm customer support centers. Using AI, telecoms can implement self-service capabilities that instruct customers how to install and operate their own devices.
Customers hate to repeat themselves – it increases customer effort and drives up AverageHandlingTime (AHT). Intelligent routing is also key, since one of the worst callcenter mistakes is making a customer wait for a supervisor, only to direct them to the wrong department. Shoddy self-service.
Today, IVR is a core technology well entrenched in callcenters that has transcended way beyond its role as a simple customer routing system. . A range of emerging technologies have effectively transformed IVR from a frustrating customer waiting experience to an effective process with selfservice capabilities.
The technology is currently evolving, enabling virtual assistants to offer customers the option of full self-service. Elimination of unnecessary tech dispatches: by empowering customers to self-resolve issues, the frustration of waiting for a technician visit is often avoided. KPI #4: AverageHandlingTime (AHT).
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Focus on the voice channel While it is excellent for contact centers to be present on all communication channels. Many callcenters spend extensively on self-service channels but pay little attention to what happens when their clients are on a dead end and need to speak with an agent.
Ideally, this could result in far faster service, better self-service containment rates, improved adoption of digital self-service channels like chatbots, and reduced demand for callcentersolutions. Is Generative AI for Service Too Good to Be True? In a word, maybe.
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