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The Next Generation of Knowledge Management Systems is a Game Changer for Your Contact Center
Knowledge Management Systems (KMS) may be the single most impactful technology to help centers improve performance because agents are at the crossroads of contact center excellence.An agent’s ability to answer pressing customer questions simultaneously impacts many key contact center...
The AI Survival Guide for Knowledge Managers Read this guide to future-proof knowledge management in the age of AI.
Next Gen Knowledge Management Systems: Opening The Black Box
The contact center of the past is filled with unnecessary friction around their knowledge management system because it’s been hard to know what’s working and what isn’t. This makes administering them a guessing game that is both time consuming and ineffective leading to inaccurate, out-of date...
The Impact of Next Generation KM on the Contact Center
New Technology Solves an Old ProblemBy Lori Bocklund, President, Strategic Contact, Inc. Knowledge Management (KM) may be the single most impactful technology to help centers address key goals: Reduce workload through greater self-service and shorter handle times Improve First Contact...
Qualities of an Incredible File Search Engine
We know that your company’s search can’t work just like Google. To counterbalance its inability to crawl the web and learn from the 100s of criteria generated by 3.5 billion people, you need a platform that supplements and complements Findability with other Browse & Discover best practices....
Why Knowledge Management Must Include a Tagging System
What’s the best search tool for your company? Can a tagging system help you find what you need? Is it the best way to organize your content? You’re not the only one asking these questions, and there’s a ton of money at stake in the answers. About $31.5 billion to be exact. That’s right:...
How to Filter Information in a World of Too Much Data
(CC Image courtesy of Will Lion) According to an article published by the BBC, we’re now exposed to as much data in a single day as someone in the 15th century would be in their entire lifetime. In a single day we are bombarded with the information equivalent to approximately 12,775 days of an...