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Labor is the largest controllable cost in most contact centers. Here is why workforce planning is a strategic decision, not a back-office task.

Back office work does not arrive in a queue or resolve in one touch. Here is why contact center WFM fails there and what to use instead.

When AI handles the simple contacts, the work left for humans changes shape. Here is how to forecast and staff a hybrid floor.




Deflection cuts contact volume while the underlying workload stays. Forecast AI-assisted and human work as separate demand streams.

Queue-based forecasting breaks because one contact no longer equals one unit of work. Model the activities behind each interaction instead.
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Leading pet product company unified its contact center and boosted service levels
A leading U.S. pet product manufacturer improved customer service and performance by implementing Aspect’s workforce engagement solutions, boosting service levels, reducing call abandonment, and enhancing multi-channel support.


How Whirlpool used automation to save thousands of hours


How Best Egg turned to Aspect for an "all-in-one UI solution"
Aspect partnered with Best Egg to improve their WFM and dialing operations processes for more clarity on duties and responsibilities along with increased visibility to multiple lines of business.


How a global media company saved money by enhancing customer satisfaction
The Company is a global media and technology company. From the connectivity and platforms they provide, to the content and experiences they create, they reach hundreds of millions of customers, viewers and guests worldwide. With over 180,000 employees, including approximately 55,000 contact center agents, their WFM needs are one of the most expansive in the world.

















