Banking Frontiers in bringing this cover story that discusses how contact centers have changed to be in line with the expectations of the customers during the pandemic.
During the lockdown, most customers could not visit the branches and resorted to digital channels. The contact center became the frontline channel as call volumes rose. Since the staff had to work from home, this created serious challenges. How have BFSI institutions overcome the challenges related to changes in staffing at contact centers during the lockdown? What solutions enabled WFH and what were the changes in incoming and outgoing call volumes? What is the role played by chatbots and the changes in call volumes associated with various products and customer segments? And what is the shape that technology has taken to make the contact centers productive meeting the challenges?
We are discussing the topic in 3 sections - Focus on People, Customer Engagement & Calls and Adoption of the Latest Technologies.
Part 1
Focus on People
Covid & WFH have brought in changes in the way staff is managed in the contact centers:
This story is from the August 2021 edition of Banking Frontiers.
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