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Why an AI chatbot should be the gatekeeper to your customer service

These are painful customer experiences we can all relate to and top indicators of poor customer service according to Zendesk’s 2021 Customer Experience Trends Report. With 75% of people willing to spend more money on a brand that provides a great customer experience, companies now know that customer loyalty depends on delivering exceptional customer service. However, brands often go about trying to improve customer experience in the wrong way, despite their best intentions.

10 Ways Customer Service Automation Works Today (Updated July 2021)

AI is transforming customer service, making it more convenient and personal by automating high-quality resolutions on consumers’ terms and empowering human agents to work smarter. The use cases for automated customer service seem endless, so we’ve pulled together the best opportunities for leveraging the power of artificial intelligence in customer service that we see today. How are our customers using automated support to rethink retail customer service?

Meet the new Confluence Cloud for Microsoft Teams app

The new Microsoft Teams and Confluence Cloud integration lets conversation flow in Teams while leveraging the collaborative editor and flexible organization of Confluence. Unlock a more open, cohesive flow of information within your team with less time spent flipping between windows and searching for your notes.

How do we do analytics in a hyper-growth environment?

Miro's Head of Growth and Head of Product Analytics shares their approaches for building analytics disciplines at a fast-growing tech company to create a niche market in the business-to-consumer-to-business (B2C2B) productivity space. By comparing two analytics areas — product and growth — we discuss a centralized-embedded organizational approach, roles and career trajectories, stakeholder management, and prioritization practices.

How to Analyze Data: A Basic Guide

Data analysis is critical for all employees, no matter what department or role you work in. Whether you’re a marketer analyzing the return on investment of your latest campaign or a product manager reviewing usage data, the ability to identify and explore trends and fluctuations in your data is an essential skill for decision-making. Unfortunately, many companies today struggle with data organization and analysis.

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Real User Monitoring for Microsoft 365 and SaaS Performance Issues

Service Watch for Real User Monitoring (RUM) has come a long way. Our last product update announcement talked about new layouts for Service Watch Browser (SWB) and Service Watch Desktop (SWD). These new layouts and widgets provide IT with a holistic end-user experience score. If we try to use business-critical application services from home (or call it #WorkAnyWhere), the experience is often not the same as working from corporate headquarters. Service Watch closes this gap with its browser and desktop passive monitoring solution, enabling IT to collect 1000's of advanced metrics for accelerating troubleshooting.

Discover insights in Jira Software Cloud

Everyone understands the importance of data driven decision making, but when it comes to improving team rituals and processes, many rely on intuition. What if Jira could surface key data points as insights throughout your workflow? In this on-demand demo, you will get an intro to insights in Jira Software Cloud, how teams can use this feature, and what’s to come!

New Features - June 2021 - Analytics

The June 2021 Release of OneDesk introduces a new App (in Beta) to centralize statistics about your tickets, tasks, and projects. We call this new app ‘Analytics’. Located under the ‘More Applications’ icon in the lower-left corner, the Analytics app brings together Reports and Activities, and introduces a new section called ‘Charts’. Here are some highlights of the new Charts app.

From MVP to Production Ready With Serverless

Having been at startups my entire career, I’ve encountered the dichotomy between speed and scale when building software products.The usual attitude entrepreneurs take when building the first iterations of their products is “...we aren’t anywhere close to facing problems of scale, so let’s worry about that when we get there.” This first version of the software is built and shipped fast, and it’s only a matter of time before engineers realize that they simply don&#8217