British Telecom moves Its contact center to Cloud
Cloud-based contact center platform strengthens omnichannel capabilities, transforms customer experience.
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Cloud-based contact center platform strengthens omnichannel capabilities, transforms customer experience.
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In this era, where digital underscores every interaction, customers expect an intelligent, automated, agile, and cloud-based framework that is ready to serve customers on their preferred channel 24 / 7 / 365. British Telecom was keen to upgrade its IT infrastructure to address these rising expectations. To enhance its service appeal across its 30 million existing customers in 180 countries and new patrons, BT wanted to enhance its current contact center capabilities in line with ‘ease to do business’ benchmarks. It also wanted to reduce voice and chat volumes at its contact centers to reduce labor and infrastructure spends, without compromising on customer experience.
TCS assessed British Telecom's contact center capabilities and identified the need to improve mobile responsiveness and simplify end-user design format for customers. TCS realized that an intelligent self-service module could significantly reduce service expenditures without impacting the quality of experience.
Based on these requirements, TCS leveraged the Oracle service cloud solution, which provided BT with a single package delivering voice, video and messaging-based customer service, along with tools for recording and call/agent management. All of this was integrated, increasing convenience and usability.
Aided by Oracle service cloud SMEs and agile principles, TCS accelerated implementation and the new contact center capabilities were made available in 14 weeks. This enabled BT to:
“I am so pleased with what the team has achieved to make it into the technology news today, you should all be really proud of your contribution to the success. Many Thanks! It has been an incredible journey.”
Leveraging TCS’ transformation capabilities and adopting Oracle service cloud solution, BT was able to redefine its approach towards customer experience and service delivery, reaching the high expectations set by Business 4.0 and digitalized interactions. The full suite of Oracle cloud customer services could be delivered via mobile, improving end-user flexibility.
Rise in self-service volumes
Reduction in clicks to create/monitor service requests
Reduction in service requests
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