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How AI Contact Insights Improve Efficiency, CX, and Agent Performance
by Anastasia Micic | Published On April 7, 2026
AI contact insights give contact centers full visibility into every interaction, unlocking faster solutions, happier customers, and more efficient operations.
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When Not to Use AI in Your Contact Center: Avoiding Costly CX Mistakes
by Nicole Robinson | Published On March 25, 2026
Most contact centers don’t roll out AI because it sounds exciting. They do it because they need to be more efficient, more productive, or they need to fix an issue.
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Video Calling Customer Support Explained: When to Use It and When to Avoid It
by Gabriel De Guzman | Published On March 19, 2026
Video customer support reduces handle time and builds trust, but only in the right situations. Learn when to use it, when to skip it, and how to implement it in an omnichannel contact center.
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25 Years with ComputerTalk: Reflections on my Career
by Hui Liu | Published On March 18, 2026
Over 25 years, I've grown alongside ComputerTalk, embracing every new technology and challenge with my team.
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Slice of ice Recap: AI in the Contact Center Part 2
by Anastasia Micic | Published On March 13, 2026.png?sfvrsn=61bf380_1 "Slice of ice AI part 2 (blog)")
On Wednesday, March 4th, ComputerTalk hosted its latest Slice of ice webinar, diving into how AI is reshaping customer interactions and giving teams more context and clarity than ever before.
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Canadian Data Residency Requirements for Contact Centers: What CCaaS Buyers Need to Know
by Nicole Robinson | Published On March 11, 2026
Data residency sounds straightforward until someone asks where the data actually goes. “Canadian hosting” usually means storage, and that’s where confusion starts for Canadian contact center leaders.
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AI Contact Center for Lottery and Gaming: Improving High-Volume, High-Stakes Support
by Nicole Robinson | Published On March 4, 2026
Customer support for lottery and gaming companies seems like it should be simple. Most interactions tend to fall into a standard set of categories, linked to account access, claims, ticket validation, or payments. However, even if the conversations seem simple, they’re loaded with urgency, suspicion, and pressure. One unclear answer can turn into three follow-up calls and a formal complaint.
Data residency sounds straightforward until someone asks where the data actually goes. “Canadian hosting” usually means storage, and that’s where confusion starts for Canadian contact center leaders.
Customer support for lottery and gaming companies seems like it should be simple. Most interactions tend to fall into a standard set of categories, linked to account access, claims, ticket validation, or payments. However, even if the conversations seem simple,...
Most contact centers don’t roll out AI because it sounds exciting. They do it because they need to be more efficient, more productive, or they need to fix an issue.
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