Treat this crisis as an opportunity for a blank slate, allowing you to design the ideal remote workforce, workflow and interaction channels, rather than just replicating what you had in your brick-and-mortar contact centers.
Ian Jacobs
Principal Analyst, FORRESTER
Forrester recommends exploring new labor models and a digital-first approach.
AI systems that understand how to handle brand new issues
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Wikipedia-like knowledge that is served when relevant
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Decentralized contact centers with highly-skilled and experienced talent
You want to have a decentralized labor model around the contact center and a way to bring in skills and experienced talent in a way that’s flexible and dynamic, and that can deal with the ups and downs of demand that are occurring more and more now.
Mike de la Cruz
Directly CEO
In this webinar with Forrester’s Principal Analyst Ian Jacobs, we outline a 90-day framework to build more resilient and automated customer service organizations.
COVID-19 has forced many in our industry to re-think how we provide customer support. Companies such as Microsoft, Samsung, Airbnb, and Autodesk are using Directly’s platform to deliver more automated and elastic customer support operations that are resilient, even in the face of a crisis. Our platform integrates with support channels to understand customer issues, automate common solutions, and engage community experts. This enables customer support leaders to resolve customer issues with the right mix of automation and human support, boosting customer satisfaction, while saving millions per year.