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Gain new perspectives on AI, Five9, CX, and cloud technology here on our blog. With new contact center and call center blogs, we continually offer industry guides and tools for customer experience to provide new insights to your customer service team.

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The ‘Business Is Unusual’ Reality

In the past two weeks, "business as usual" has changed dramatically. In reality, it is "business is unusual." Yet, business continuity within the customer service segment is more critical than ever before.
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[PODCAST] The Customer Service Dream Team – Myth or Reality? w/ Paul Selby

Customer service has come a long way. It used to be that if a customer needed help, they had to either make a phone call, or come into your physical building. Customers are leery of coming into contact with anybody if they don’t have to.
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The Five Lessons the Coronavirus Taught me about Customer Service

There is no doubt that the COVID-19 virus is a crisis in which the world has not seen before. In addition to the difficulty world leaders, heath care professional and first responders are facing, there are also immense difficulties in properly servicing customers and enabling service teams.
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12 Years At Home: Tips from a Home-Working Pro

For many, working from home for the foreseeable future will be new. Not me. I’ve been working remotely for 12 years. And unlike most home workers, I’m not worried about children and pets noisily wandering into my conference calls. I live alone. Cabin fever and work focus are bigger tickets to me.
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The Rise of Remote Contact Center Agents

With the rise of technology companies, the adoption of working from home or remote workers has increased. Employers are offering their employees the option to work from home on a part-time or full-time basis to combat the heavy competition in the job market ­– especially here in the Bay Area.
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The At-Home Agent Advantage

As more companies move their contact centers to the cloud, they find that the technology greatly simplifies setting up at-home agents; all that's required to start taking calls is a computer, a headset, and an Internet connection. This is leading to an explosion in work-at-home agents.
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Customer service agent using contact center software to communicate with customer

4 Ways Cloud Technology Helps Contact Centers Leverage Quality Talent, Anywhere

When it comes to staffing with remote agents, your contact center infrastructure can be enabling--or limiting. Cloud solutions are the obvious choice for contact centers that want to leverage the best talent, no matter where it's to be found.

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