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Contact Center Fraud Prevention: How to Protect Agents, Customers, and Revenue
by Nicole Robinson | Published On February 24, 2026
Fraud hasn’t gone anywhere. It’s just getting smarter, harder to recognize, and much tougher to prevent, particularly in the contact center.
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How to Master Contact Center Co-Pilot Implementation without Agent Pushback
by Nicole Robinson | Published On February 18, 2026
AI co-pilots for contact centers are earning a lot of attention these days, and for good reason.
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Sentiment Analysis: What It Is, Why It Matters, and Real-World Use Cases
by Anastasia Micic | Published On January 27, 2026
Traditional metrics don't always reflect how customers actually feel. Sentiment analysis uses NLP to uncover the emotions behind every interaction, helping contact centers improve experiences, not just outcomes.
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Budgeting for a Modern Contact Center: Key Costs and Why They Matter
by Gabriel De Guzman | Published On January 21, 2026
This guide will break down the true cost drivers, highlight where smart contact center cost optimization pays off, and give teams a structure that aligns with customer needs.
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The Top AI Automations Every Contact Center Should Implement in 2026
by Gabriel De Guzman | Published On January 14, 2026
This guide introduces the top contact center AI solutions, from agent assist to AI self-service and conversational analytics, primed to support customer-focused teams in 2026.
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Why Microsoft Ecosystems Are the Future of Enterprise Contact Centers
by Nicole Robinson | Published On January 7, 2026
If you’ve ever sat in a room watching live contact center dashboards during a spike, you know the difference between operational calm and total chaos. The clock starts ticking the second a customer can’t get through, and loyalty evaporates faster than most companies are willing to admit.
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7 Ways Investing in Contact Center AI Can Benefit Your Organization
by Shaundalee Carvalho | Published On December 19, 2025
There’s been a lot of buzz around artificial intelligence (AI) in recent years. Many organizations are already investing in it or considering investing in it in the future. Naturally, they want to know what kind of financial returns they can expect and how they will achieve them.
Spend just one week in a utilities contact center, and you’ll understand the pressure. Calls spike without warning. A transformer blows, or a storm rolls through, and suddenly the lines are packed with worried customers. Everyone wants answers right now,...
AI has moved out of pilot mode and into core operations, and budget holders want results, not experiments. They want faster resolutions, fewer repeat calls, and higher first contact resolution.
Customers don’t always warn you when they’re unhappy. They can just stop calling, cancel a subscription, or choose an alternative option. The signs show up in more abandoned calls, fewer repeat orders, and lower satisfaction scores.
