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  • Use innovative technology to ‘listen in’ to calls and identify problems.
    Direct agent action or intervene in real time.
    You know the signs of a troubled interaction. Now
    you can use that knowledge to enable technology to automatically detect those signs and alert agents and supervisors.
    Real-time speech analytics looks for keywords (good and bad) to determine if an interaction needs intervention. You can then intercede
    with messaging to the agent or by joining
    the call. Real-time speech analytics also helps identify opportunities for special offers, upgrades
    and cross-selling. It can be used to identify trends
    and gather feedback. It can be used to identify teachable moments for agent training.
    Altivon experts are available to assist in technology selection and implementation. We
    understand contact center operations and how speech
    analytics can improve both agent effectiveness and customer experience.



    Noble Systems has added real-time screening to its speech analytics offering,
    allowing companies to identify phrases and sentiment during
    a phone call to make immediate decisions on next steps.
    Noble RTSA works as interactions are taking place to identify situations or opportunities and can automatically send agents the right information for
    the next step so that they can respond quickly. The system can help
    agents answer questions or resolve issues more efficiently,
    or signal them to act on new sales opportunities.
    It can also notify a manager that assistance is needed with a difficult caller
    or that a required call element is missing.


    Noble RTSA works with Noble's Composer agent desktop and Harmony
    mobile manager
    portal to send agent and manager notifications. Noble
    RTSA also provides immediate feedback to managers by producing two scoring factors for each call.

    The first factor is a compliance score, which measures agents' conformance with
    rules, regulations, or best practices that are critical to the agent achieving the objectives of the
    call, as well as to the organization's overall regulatory compliance programs.
    The second scoring factor is a positivity score, which can influence
    the probability of getting the desired result for the call
    and can indicate whether calls are following the pattern or standards set forth.
    Chris Hodges, Noble Systems' senior vice president of sales and marketing,
    in a statement.


    Listening is a skill. The best listeners have an uncanny ability to anticipate
    your concerns, sometimes even before you do.
    Your customer service representatives may be good listeners,
    but they're also very focused on listening for what
    they expect to hear - as they must be. After all, they have to balance a dynamic flow of information, the various demands of
    customers and managers and many kinds of compliance issues.
    NICE Real-Time Speech Analytics automatically captures and analyzes the entire customer interaction as it unfolds to uncover insights and opportunities hidden between the lines.
    Within seconds, a tailored next-best-action guidance message appears on the desktop of the agent handling the call.
    To the customer on the line, it may seem like mind-reading.
    Instead, it's our sophisticated linguistic analytics module identifying keywords and phrases
    and picking up information from all aspects of the conversation. A powerful real-time decisioning engine then takes into account additional customer
    and contextual information, before making
    its next-best-action recommendation.


    Speech analytics can be performed on recorded conversations or in real time.
    Most of the speech analytics solutions on the market can analyze recorded conversations.
    The primary output from post-call speech analytics is metadata (files of data) in two general forms:
    phonetic representations of a conversation or a transcript of a conversation. Speech analytics solutions
    today go far beyond the initial transcription analysis performed by their underlying Large Vocabulary Speech Recognition (LVCSR) or
    phonetic engine. All of the speech analytics vendors have made significant
    efforts to build an application layer that vastly improves the accuracy of results.
    Post-call speech analytics delivers tangible value by
    conducting discovery on recorded audio to determine why customers call.
    Post-call speech analytics is highly effective at identifying new
    and breaking trends.


    The value of this information increases when the application correlates disparate but related issues.
    Speech analytics can identify important and useful findings about a company’s products, services, procedures, policies,
    customers, competitors, and more. It has also proven to be effective at identifying agent performance-related opportunities that, when addressed, can improve productivity.
    Real-time speech analytics solutions analyze calls as they
    are happening, and deliver some form of actionable recommendations to companies.
    A growing number of vendors, including CallMiner, Castel,
    Interactive Intelligence, NICE, and Verint, now offer real-time speech analytics functionality.
    These solutions analyze conversations almost as soon as they occur.
    New uses for real-time speech analytics are emerging,
    but some fundamental applications are already known.


    Real-time speech analytics is being used to identify situations in which agents are not in compliance with their script, guidelines, or standard operating procedures.
    These solutions are also being used to identify when customers are very unhappy.
    When real-time speech analytics is combined with real-time guidance, agents can be told in real time, while the
    caller is still on the line, how to rectify a situation. For example, if an agent is supposed to verify a caller by asking
    specific questions but skips this step, a real-time
    speech analytics solution can send an alert to remind the agent to do the verification.


    The benefits of real-time speech analytics have captured the imagination of contact center managers.

    Some plan to use it to improve compliance with government regulations, others want
    it to identify bad agents, and still others hope it can be used to reduce customer attrition. Regardless of its uses, and there are many,
    the power of speech analytics comes from its ability
    to alter the outcome of a call. These applications are
    still very immature, but their potential is great.
    DMG believes that real-time applications are going to play an essential role in the future of the speech analytics market.
    Additionally, when a predictive analytics engine combines post-call and
    real-time speech analytics as one of the feeds to help identify the next-best action, it can change the dynamics of servicing.
    This is the future direction of these applications. Speech analytics is a proven and powerful solution,
    and combined with other analytics capabilities, its contributions
    increase dramatically.


    Noble’s platform agnostic offerings are built from a single code base.

    As such, customers are ensured a consistent, unified
    experience for any deployment model: on-premises,
    public cloud, managed cloud, hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
    Noble Systems also reinforced its presence in the EMEA and APAC regions,
    expanding its international offices and increasing sales headcount in these markets.
    An example of the company’s growing global footprint is its recently opened office in Krakow,
    Poland. Noble Systems’ new facility is staffed by a team of quality assurance and software engineers,
    support technicians and regional team leaders focused on research and development.
    In particular, Noble Systems is addressing increased demand in the business process outsourcing (BPO) and financial services segments, in which call center agent attrition is
    problematic.


    Noble Gamification, part of the company’s Workforce Engagement Management platform, provides a proven resource to
    not only keep employees from leaving, but that also
    increases performance and efficiency while cutting costs.
    Noble Conversations Analytics Now was recently
    named a finalist for Enterprise Connect’s Best Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Category Award.
    Developed with Noble intellectual property, this innovative solution applies AI
    and real-time speech analytics to live customer interactions
    to provide immediate, contextual feedback to agents and managers.
    The inherent flexibility of the Noble solution offerings empowers companies with the agility
    to adapt to change without hindering performance. Its comprehensive products and services help organizations manage a wide range of customer interactions and related processes,
    including omnichannel inbound/outbound communications, quality management, analytics,
    strategic planning, workforce and resource management, to improve customer engagement and streamline
    agent workflows.


    Enterprise Connect 2019 attendees can visit Noble Systems in Booth 1532
    to learn more about their complete, unified solutions for omnichannel contact center,
    WEM and analytics. For more than 28 years, Enterprise Connect has been the leading conference and exhibition for enterprise communications and
    collaboration in North America. Enterprise Connect brings corporate IT
    decision makers together with the industry’s vendors, analysts and consultants to focus on the issues central to enterprise communications and collaboration. Enterprise Connect
    owns and produces No Jitter, providing daily blogging and analysis of enterprise communications, and it
    also serves the community with a weekly email newsletter, research surveys, and a Webinar series.
    Enterprise Connect is organized by UBM Americas, a part of UBM plc
    (UBM.L), an Events First marketing and communications services business.



    Noble Systems Corporation is
    a global leader in the customer communications industry, providing innovative solutions for Contact Center, Workforce Engagement and
    Analytics technologies. Tens of thousands of agents at client installations worldwide use Noble platforms to manage
    millions of customer contacts each day.
    Noble offers a unified suite of inbound, outbound, and omnichannel contact processing, strategy planning, resource management
    and compliance tools for companies of all sizes.
    Our premise, cloud and innovative premise/cloud hybrid platforms include ACD, predictive dialing,
    blended processing, recording and monitoring, IVR, messaging, interaction analytics, workforce management and gamification. Noble leads the way in pioneering solutions for the contact center market.




    What does it mean to stand out in the customer service space?
    According to ContactBabel’s "The US Contact Center Decision-Makers’ Guide 2016," it requires four principal assets: omnichannel support, quality management, real-time speech analytics, and other technologies that improve the customer journey.
    If your contact center is missing any of these four components, it may one day
    become irrelevant to consumers. This could spell the demise of your brand,
    as the customer experience is primed to overtake price
    and product as the key brand differentiator by 2020, according to
    a Walker report. Omnichannel: Integrated next-generation solutions (think unified communications—UC) in the contact center
    expedite resolution time by enabling an entire organization to work on a single
    communications platform using multiple communication channels.




    You’ll eliminate customer frustration with
    being put on hold or being transferred from agent to
    agent, especially when the interaction’s context is not transferred.
    In a UC-enabled environment, agents can see the presence/availability of their associates,
    and send instant messages or text messages as needed to speed resolution. Live
    screen sharing or instant messages enable collaboration with knowledge workers who
    can address customer questions. Quality management: Quality management
    of customer service begins and ends with visibility into all the channels and interactions involved in customer
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