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Do More or Spend Less to Improve Customer Service?

Do More or Spend Less to Improve Customer Service?

Improving the service you provide to your customers is something you should continuously work at. No matter if you can already boast high satisfaction rates, there is always room for improvement.  The debate rages on over the best way to improve customer service....

Veterans Day 2021: 11 Ways to Honor Those Who Served

Veterans Day 2021: 11 Ways to Honor Those Who Served

November 11th is Veterans Day, a federal holiday set aside to remember the men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.  A little bit of history about the date:  On this day in 1918, the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month marked the...

Why Remote Work Is Tough on Contact Center Supervisors

Why Remote Work Is Tough on Contact Center Supervisors

Frontline supervisors have often been described as the contact center linchpin. They connect agents to the organization’s vision and goals while providing the support that drives productivity, engagement, and positive customer outcomes. The shift to remote work has...

How to Observe National Native American Heritage Month

How to Observe National Native American Heritage Month

Welcome to Native American Heritage Month! Each November, we honor the many sacrifices, contributions, and achievements of American Indian and Alaska Native people. It is also an opportune time to celebrate the rich history, culture, and traditions of the Native...

How To Reduce Bias in the Contact Center

How To Reduce Bias in the Contact Center

Bias isn’t always a bad thing. It helps keep us safe, as with our subconscious bias against stepping out into traffic. It helps us make quick decisions and save time, like our bias toward what we like to eat for lunch. And it helps our brains form connections that...

Contact Center SMS & Push Notifications – Business Guide

Contact Center SMS & Push Notifications – Business Guide

Businesses can use mobile text alerts to stay in touch with prospects, grow their sales, alert subscribers to special events, remind customers to pay their bills, and more. Unlike other marketing channels, messages sent via SMS are almost always opened by the...

LiveVox rings the Nasdaq closing bell

LiveVox rings the Nasdaq closing bell

Today, LiveVox put the bow on its journey to becoming a public company as our CEO and co-founder Louis Summe rang the Nasdaq closing bell and gave a speech at the exchange. You can find his complete remarks below: “We are so proud to be a part of the NASDAQ family....

What is the TRACED Act?

What is the TRACED Act?

Signed into national law at the end of 2019, the TRACED Act gives consumers greater protection from unwanted solicitations by phone and text message. It also gives law enforcement agencies greater capabilities to pursue and punish those who violate the rules regarding...

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LiveVox (Nasdaq: LVOX) is a proven cloud CCaaS platform that helps business leaders redefine customer engagement and transform their contact center’s performance. Decision-makers use LiveVox to improve customer experience, boost agent productivity, empower their managers, and enhance their system orchestration capabilities. Everything needed to deliver game-changing results can be seamlessly integrated and configured to maximize your success: Omnichannel Communications, AI, a Contact Center CRM, and Workforce Engagement Management tools.

For more than 20 years, clients of all sizes and industries have trusted LiveVox’s scalable and reliable cloud platform to power billions of omnichannel interactions every year. LiveVox is headquartered in San Francisco, with international offices in Medellin, Colombia and Bangalore, India.

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