Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, society has seen significant growth in the prevalence of remote work. In the early days, it was considered a necessity for limiting the spread of the virus and supporting public health initiatives. Today, however, this is not generally the case. With widespread vaccines and the reduction or elimination of public safety guidelines originally put in place to stop the spread, remote work is no longer considered necessary.

Microsoft Teams offers a variety of intuitive features to enhance collaboration and communication. Yet there are various features many Teams users are not aware of. Check out these 6 helpful features so you can further enhance your Teams experience!

As the front line of communication with your customers, your contact center agents can be thought of as the face of your organization. If you want to put your organization’s best face forward, your agents should be more than just employees doing a job; they should be true advocates for your organization who enjoy their work and feel positive about their employer. Of course, this may sound like a far-off pipe dream to many organizations. But with the implementation of a formalized employee advocacy program, it can be a reality.

It is hard to believe 5 years have flown by and I am deeply rooted in the world of Major Incident Management and Business Continuity Planning at ComputerTalk. After spending 20+ years within the large corporate law firm environment, the shift remains refreshing and challenging.

To maximize the benefits of Chatbot and Live Chats to achieve your overall customer service goals, you need to understand what they are and each of their benefits.

Everyone knows that Microsoft Teams is a popular tool for organizational communications. It’s often used for internal collaboration, and, in some cases, it’s used for all of an organization’s external communications as well. Microsoft Teams’ cloud voice capabilities, including auto attendant and call queues, are sufficient for organizations that don’t require more complex solutions with business tools and workflows. However, for those that do, that’s where Microsoft Teams certified contact centers come in.