2020 was a testing year for everyone. But what can contact centres expect from 2021?
How can you stay ahead of the game? How can you best invest your time and energy for the year ahead?
In this webinar, we will predict how key industry trends will rise and fall in 2021, helping you to navigate the tricky “new normal” to the best of your ability.
Agenda
- Introductions – Jonty Pearce, Call Centre Helper
- Martin Hill-Wilson, Brainfood Extra
Topics Discussed
- The latest contact centre trends
- How COVID-19 continues to change the industry
- What’s falling by the wayside?
- What should you now be prioritising?
- Insights into modern contact centre innovations
- Predictions from the audience
- Winning tip – “Customer expectations have changed throughout 2020 due to the pandemic and delays have been largely accommodated. In 2021 customers patience is now wearing thin and we will see a large increase in dissatisfaction and complaints for companies who don’t get things right first time and efficiently.” Thanks to Scott37
Original Webinar date: 14th January 2021
Webinar Timeline
0:34: Introductions – Jonty Pearce, Call Centre Helper
4:00: Poll with results from the audience. Asking “What do you Expect to Happen will Contact Volumes?”
6:47: Martin Hill-Wilson, Brainfood Extra Presentation
11:42: Poll with results from the audience. Asking “What Percentage of Your Contact Volumes are Currently Through Digital Channels? (Email, Webchat, Messaging and Social)”
33:33: Quiz
38:47: Top Tips, Opinions and Questions from the audience
43:24: Martin Hill-Wilson, Brainfood Extra Presentation
57:13: Poll with results from the audience. Asking “Which One of the Predictions did you like Best?”
59:13: Top Tips, Opinions and Questions from the audience
1:00:54: Winning Tip
Panellists
This webinar was brought to you by Call Centre Helper and is sponsored by Call Centre Helper
Author: Rachael Trickey
Published On: 4th Jan 2021 - Last modified: 22nd Jul 2024
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