
This is the public square for all things contact center. This is where the world's best Call & Contact center professionals come to get better at delivering a great experience for customers. Your contact center mentors - Amas Tenumah & Bob Furniss
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusiness | |||

Email was supposed to make customer service cheaper.
It didn’t.
It was supposed to make it more efficient.
It didn’t.
Instead, we built a channel where customers write essays explaining their problems, wait hours or days for a response, answer a ... more
This episode cuts through the gap between what executives are saying about AI and what is actually happening inside contact centers. Companies are reporting major efficiency gains, yet contact volume and contact-center employment haven’t collapsed. A... more
AI was supposed to replace contact center workers. Instead, there are more people working in contact centers today than there were at the beginning of the year.
That does not mean AI failed. In many areas, it has exceeded expectations.
In this seas... more
In this episode, Amas Tenumah and Bob Furniss explore the evolving landscape of customer service, tiered service models, and the role of technology in delivering personalized experiences. They discuss how companies can strategically implement paid an... more
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The show focuses on practical, experience-backed perspectives from frontline leaders in contact centers as they navigate AI, data, and human performance. Across episodes, listeners hear candid discussions about how AI changes agent roles, how to design smarter QA and feedback loops, and how to balance automation with a human touch. Key themes include training and leadership buy-in, omnichannel pragmatism, and innovative approaches to service economics, coaching, and metrics. Noteworthy is the emphasis on realism over hype, with lots of real-world anecdotes from brands and operations leaders, plus actionable frameworks (like YMCA coaching) that listeners can apply to improve customer experience and agent effectiveness in busy contact centers... more
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Recent guests on Contact Center Show include:
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3. Stacey Sherman
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