DELIVERING A SEAMLESS CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE THROUGH UNITING
THE CUSTOMER CONTACT CENTRE AND DIGITAL CITIZEN SERVICES

21ST – 23RD OCTOBER 2024 - MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

Videos

True or False: Does Flexible Working Really Equate to Increased Agent Productivity?

True or False: Does Flexible Working Really Equate to Increased Agent Productivity?

At CCW Unite webinar, we discussed the need for on-going training and staff development. Learn from these industry experts as they delve into the ways they’ve implemented flexible working and where it has either gone right or so very wrong.

  • Understanding the different methods for training and developing remote team members
  • Determining the level of employee satisfaction when working from home
  • Creating efficiencies over the phone with the implementation of cloud based solutions

Panellists:

  • Joan Brierley, Director Service Delivery Driver and Vehicle Services, Department of Transport WA
  • Lauren Reid, Manager of Member Services, ESSSuper
[On Demand Video] Using Customer Centricity and Data to Shape Cities 30 Years Into The Future

[On Demand Video] Using Customer Centricity and Data to Shape Cities 30 Years Into The Future

At our recent Future of Customer Experience Virtual Event we discussed how organisations and government departments are revamping their CX practices by scaling their technological capabilities to keep up with customer expectations.

Join Melody Smith, Senior Management, Transport NSW as she delves into Using Customer Centricity and Data to Shape Cities 30 Years Into The Future.

In this presentation, Melody will explore:

  • Leveraging customer data and modelling to anticipate future travel patterns and demand
  • Defining best practice while remaining open to emerging technology
  • Designing within a complex procurement environment (getting good outcomes from contracts, relationships and requirements)
  • You cannot iterate on infrastructure (importance of prototyping and achieving certainty).
Queensland Urban Utilities: Improving Customer Interactions through New Customer Contact Channels

Queensland Urban Utilities: Improving Customer Interactions through New Customer Contact Channels

Ahead of Contact Centre Week for Government 2019 we chat to Sue Coe, Call Centre Manager at QUU to explore how QUU is improving customer and employee interactions through new self-service contact channels. 

Personality Matters: New Leadership Skill-set for Transformation in the Digital Age

Personality Matters: New Leadership Skill-set for Transformation in the Digital Age

In this interview, Tara Bate, Learning and Development Manager, Smart Service Queensland, explores:

  • Validating the next frontier by leveraging personality to improve customer interactions
  • Gauging different expectations from different customers
  • Ensuring and promoting positive connections with customers and throughout the organisation
  • Increasing sales and retention as well as shortening call times & receiving higher customer satisfaction
Developing a multi-channel customer experience at Yarra Ranges Council

Developing a multi-channel customer experience at Yarra Ranges Council

In this video interview, Jennifer Bednar, Manager, Corporate Affairs at Yarra Ranges Council explores the core elements of the Council's CX strategy, the strategies they are using to deliver a consistent experience in an omni-channel world and the lessons other government organisations can learn from their journey to date.

Delivering Digital Change and Supporting Staff on The Transformation Journey

Delivering Digital Change and Supporting Staff on The Transformation Journey

In this video interview, Russell Murphy Transformation and Deployment Manager, Service NSW, explores:
  • How digital is changing the way Service NSW's contact centre is interacting with customers
  • The steps needed to drive a customer centric culture within a contact centre
  • How to promote positive connections with customers throughout an organisation
  • How Service NSW plans to take their staff on an omni-channel journey in the future
Driving a Digital and Cultural Revolution in Contact Centres: is your organisation prepared?

Driving a Digital and Cultural Revolution in Contact Centres: is your organisation prepared?

Ahead of the 18th Annual Government Contact Centre Summit 2018, Ole Nielsen, Acting Chief Digital Officer and Head of Digital Transformation at the ACT Government shares insight into how contact centre leaders can harness the opportunities of digital disruption to drive effective and customer-centric contact centre transformation.

A Journey of Replacing Technology Platforms for a Virtualised Contact Centre

A Journey of Replacing Technology Platforms for a Virtualised Contact Centre

In this video interview, Kevin Kelly, Manager Customer Service Delivery, Service SA, Department of the Premier and Cabinet shares insight how Service SA has set up a virtualised contact centre and the impact this has had on overall staff engagement, performance and customer satisfaction.