UC Summit Round Up, Week Three: Customer Experience

This was the last week but there are a ton of sessions still available

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UC Summit Round Up, Week Three: Customer Experience
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Published: February 16, 2021

Ian Taylor Editor

Ian Taylor

Editor

We’ve already covered weeks one and two of UC Today’s Virtual UC Summit 2021. If you haven’t had time to join us yet, then you have missed a ton of tailored content by a breadth of industry experts, but you can catch up on that in the two articles I linked above. Having already focused on unified communications (UC) in week one and collaboration in week two, week three ushered in the era of customer experience (CX).

Katie King
Katie King

Customer experience should mean the same thing for every organization, no matter how big or small. Customer experience should be GOOD. And that was the focus of week three of the virtual UC Summit, which recently wrapped up. There are still several on-demand sessions available for you to view, and registration is free, so check it out.

Katie King, Artificial Intelligence Consultant, presented a keynote worth mentioning, so here it is. ‘Harnessing AI Ethically to Create Unique Customer Experiences.’ King has spent over 30 years consulting and has advised some of the world’s leading brands and business leaders, as well as schools, colleges, and universities. She is also a member of the UK Government All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) task force for AI adoption, making her uniquely qualified to touch on the subject.

King’s keynote focused on the abundance of data collected in contact centers and the technological tools available to give organizations much-needed insights. King said that “Customers are no longer willing to settle for a one-size-fits-all experience.” She claims that successful, agile organizations turn to Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create more personalized experiences, the kind of experiences that impact the bottom line, including sales and customer loyalty over time.

Natalie Keightley, Senior Director of Solutions Marketing, Avaya, talked about the ‘Everything Cloud for the Everything Customer.’ She said that customers want everything today, and they have internal as well as external communication needs. They need personalized alerts, proactive notifications, and even want access to third-party applications like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, etc. More often than not, they resort to traditional phone calls, all of which, according to Keightley, can be done more efficiently in the Cloud.

“Ultimately, they want a lot, and it is constantly changing. Meeting these needs demands a level of flexibility, scalability, and adaptability only available in the cloud”

Other Keynotes also happened throughout the week by Russell Warman, Head of Infrastructure and Operations, Auto Trader UK, Martin Taylor, Deputy CEO & Co-Founder, Content Guru, and Mehmet Hussein, Technical Design Authority, Voxbone (now Bandwidth).

If you missed any of the keynotes for UC, Collaboration and CX Week, don’t worry! All keynotes have returned to UC Summit for On-demand viewing in the final week, available from the 15th – 19th February. After the digital doors close, all keynotes, on-demand sessions and downloadable resources will be gone for good. Not interested in any of the keynotes on offer, why not have a look at some of these on-demand CX sessions we have available in the ‘What’s on’ page:

  • Channel Partners: Delivering Strategic Value in 2021
  • Moving to CCaaS and Beyond
  • Making the Leap: From Legacy Tech to Leading the Croud with Cloud
  • CX and EX: Two Sides of the Same Coin
  • “Which Cloud?’ is the Wrong Question to Ask
  • How CPaaS Enables the Future of Customer Experience
  • The Future of CX in the ‘New Normal
  • Simplifying Complexity in a Complex World
  • Transforming Contact Centers to Experience Centers
  • Baking Experience as a Service
  • How Call Deflation Helps you Improve Customer Experience
  • Driving Integrated Communications in the Contact Center
  • Has Technology Improved the User Experience?
  • Moving Beyond Customer Experience: Hyper-Personalization
  • How Measuring Call Quality Leads to Better CX

Thanks to everyone who joined us this year and who helped contribute to another productive and informative Summit.

If you want to catch up on any of the Keynotes or On-demand sessions, visit the UC Summit now.

Join us next year for UC Summit 2022.⚡️

 

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