Last fall at a Traverse City Chamber morning meetup near Front Street, a Leelanau Peninsula resort manager shared his frustrations. His contact center was overwhelmed during fall color season, agents were burning out, and the AI software he'd rushed to implement only ...
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A few years back, a Petoskey resort owner watched helplessly as summer bookings slipped away. His support team was drowning ...
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Standing in Grand Central Terminal during rush hour, you witness thousands of conversations happening simultaneously, each ...
Walking into a Midtown Manhattan office building at 7 AM, you'll hear the hum of contact centers already in full swing. From ...
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A Summerlin medical spa owner called me last month, exhausted from handling appointment changes and cancellations. Her team ...