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Wednesday 14 October1 item
Five9Contact Center14 Oct

Five9 survey finds consumers trust AI more when a human is within reach

A survey of 3,000 consumers in the U.S., U.K. and Germany found trust in AI more than doubles when a human option is visible. It also found that 92% give AI less than 10 minutes before asking for a person, and 71% say it is very or extremely important to know when they are talking to AI.

Wednesday 30 September1 item

Amazon Connect Customer expands business user control of contact center reference data

Amazon Connect Customer now lets administrators store up to 20,000 values per data table and use those tables to define contact center settings such as operating hours, escalation rules, AI agent prompts and queue assignments. Business teams can update reference data themselves, export and move tables, and load data from external systems.

Tuesday 29 September1 item
LeapXpertContact Center29 Sept

LeapXpert and Carahsoft Partner on Public-Sector Messaging

LeapXpert and Carahsoft are partnering to give public-sector agencies greater governed access to WhatsApp, Signal, iMessage and SMS. The platform captures and archives conversations in real time, helping agencies meet compliance obligations while enabling civil servants to communicate with constituents through popular public channels.

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