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What Is a Virtual Contact Center?

A virtual contact center is one in which agents respond to incoming phone calls, emails, social media requests and other customer service tickets remotely, not from a centralized location. This is a change from more traditional, brick-and-mortar call centers in which agents work from the same location. While traditional, brick-and-mortar call centers used to be prevalent, increasingly companies are turning to virtual contact centers.

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Observability for Microsoft Teams; How, What, and Why?

As one of the leading enterprise collaboration software globally, Microsoft Teams helps remote workers come together and stay productive. But while IT already has tools to monitor Teams call quality metrics, the pandemic shifted the organizational landscape with all of us working remotely from home. Or at least work in a hybrid way! So what does that mean for Teams monitoring now? The shift necessitates a newer Microsoft Teams monitoring strategy approach that combines synthetics with real user monitoring (RUM) to get a complete seamless digital experience.

CIO Classified: The digital revolution of old school industries

With technological innovation accelerating faster than ever—and the pandemic entering a new phase—CIOs have never faced more uncertainty and complexity. That’s why we’ve partnered with Caspian Studios to sponsor Season 3 of the CIO Classified podcast. CIO Classified is a podcast for CIOs, decision-makers, and technology leaders that want to push their business forward and stay on the cutting edge.

Simpplr Research: Internal Communications and the Great Resignation

By now, you’ve likely heard about the “Great Resignation.” As the pandemic has changed the world we live in, it’s also changed the way we work — and the way we think about work’s role in our lives. Nowhere is this shift more evident than in the data around resignations. Quits are at record highs, leaving organizations asking hard questions about how they manage, communicate with, engage, and reward their employees.

How to use the Ansoff Matrix for strategic planning (with examples)

If the last couple of years have taught us anything, it’s that the marketplace can change quickly and without warning. In case you were wondering, yes — we are talking about the pandemic. To keep up with changes, businesses need to adapt to their surroundings. This means creating new plans for growth and tailoring your business strategy to align with market trends and consumer behavior. But how can you create a corporate strategy that’ll help your business succeed in the long run?

How to conduct an effective SWOT analysis

Driving business success isn’t as simple as knowing your customer anymore. As the Ancient Greeks told us, you’ve also got to “Know Thyself.” If you want to develop a business strategy that outperforms the competition, that means getting laser-focused on the things that you do better than anyone else and bolstering any gaps in your business arsenal.

How to Draw in Word

How to draw in word is a great skill for expressing your true feelings either in the form of a white board or by simply creating a flexible canvas that encourages creative thinking. Texts can tell a lot and express your mind. However, it is also possible that you are not able to describe what is on your mind through words. So, you resort to visual art. Since Microsoft Word has already predicted moments of these kinds and provides its users with drawing tools on a document.