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The quality of customer experience (CX) is declining, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index. Customer satisfaction is at its lowest point in 17 years: 73.2 out of 100. Many factors are at play here, but there’s clearly an opportunity to improve the experience your customers receive. Adopting new strategies and technologies, such as AI in the contact center, can significantly improve efficiency and competitive advantage in three key ways.

In today’s technology-dependent world, businesses must keep their IT infrastructure running smoothly. However, resolving IT tickets can be time-consuming and costly and can significantly impact end-user productivity. This article will discuss how businesses can reduce IT tickets without impacting end-user productivity. We’ll explore how IT departments can leverage technology, enhance processes, and optimize resources in order to maximize efficiency and minimize IT tickets.

The modern business landscape relies heavily on technology, and an efficient IT service desk is essential for keeping an organization’s operations running smoothly. Unfortunately, IT service desks can often become overwhelmed with requests and unable to deliver the quality of service needed. It can lead to frustrated end-users, lost productivity, and decreased customer satisfaction. Fortunately, there are several steps organizations can take to help their IT service desks get back on track.

An IT service desk is a functional unit that holistically maintains the IT service delivery–from “break-fix” to problem and change management to service level management.

In Q2 2022, Forrester named Genesys as a leading journey orchestration platform, with the highest possible criteria in scalability, strategy performance, and nine other categories. Image Source: Forrester But what is Genesys all about? Founded in 1990, Genesys is a customer experience (CX) and call center technology that delivers proactive, predictive, and hyper-personalized experiences to deepen customer connections across marketing, sales, and service moments on any channel.

Agencies have taken a siloed approach to deploying technology solutions to meet government digitization and modernization goals. Although this allows them to roll out rich digital experiences for citizens and employees, it’s not a scalable method—nor is it effective in terms of cost and resources. Like many agencies, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) had several key platforms in place to drive its digitization efforts, but the management of these platforms lacked centralization.