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The Impact of Omnichannel Architecture on Customer Service Characteristics in Modern Contact Centers

Shishkin et al., 2024

Document ID
13272446338870438915
Author
Shishkin M
Stepanov M
Kroshin F
Popov V
Malikova E
Publication year
Publication venue
2024 Systems of Signals Generating and Processing in the Field of on Board Communications

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Modern contact centers actively use an omnichannel approach to provide customers with the opportunity to get the information they need anytime, anywhere. Every year, more and more people contact companies or government organizations through requests via email …
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