The Leading Contact Centre Event in the Southern Hemisphere
The Leading Contact Centre Event in the Southern Hemisphere
23 - 26 February, 2021
| Doltone House Jones Bay Wharf, Sydney & Virtual
25 FEBRUARY 2021: HYBRID DAY 3
The hybrid edition of CCW Disrupt continues today with attendees able to attend either in-person or virtually. Remember to log onto our event app and connect with each other for another day of benchmarking and shaping your strongest customer strategy to date!
8:40 am - 8:50 am
Opening Address from CCW Disrupt Director, Mary Anne Ghobrial
8:50 am - 9:00 am
Conference Chair to Open CCW Disrupt Day 3
9:00 am - 9:30 am
Avoid Burnout by Increasing Your Energy Intelligence: The Secret to Becoming the CX Leader Shaping Change Within Your Organisation
Sean Hall -
CEO and Founder,
Energx
Sean Hall, mental health advocate and CEO of human performance company Energx will deliver a motivational keynote on the practical steps you can take to be recognised as a powerful force for change in your business.
A specialist in the links between CX and EX, Sean has held senior exec roles at Telstra, delivering strategic transformation programs impacting 16 million customers and 80,000 employees and partners.
After experiencing burnout twice in three years Sean created the skill of energy intelligence [ExIQ] and has worked with over 7,000 professionals in organisations like Facebook, Deloitte, eBay, and Unilever to be the best versions of themselves and find their EX Factor.
In this session you’ll learn and experience:
- What high performance talent looks like in the 4th Industrial Revolution and how you can be one of them
- A data-led approach to becoming a leader that leaves people better than you found them
- How to identify, prevent and overcome burnout warning signs
- Personalised virtual performance coaching in action
9:30 am - 10:00 am
CLIENT INTERVIEW: Driving New-Age Technologies And AI That Can Improve Customer And Employee Satisfaction Rates
- Having a seamless cloud migration strategy that streamlines processes and is easily useable for all areas of the organisation
- Integrating a strong knowledge management system into the back office to ensure agents have the support required to answer customer expectations
- Reskilling frontline team members in both sales and service to increase support and transparency between them and their leaders
Sponsored by: RingCentral
10:00 am - 10:10 am
VOICE OF THE AUDIENCE
How are you improving your company’s call scripts and CX initiatives?
10:10 am - 10:40 am
Developing the “Liquid” Workforce that Seamlessly Marries Technology, Automation and Human Agents with CX
Richard Spencer -
Chief Customer Experience Officer,
Business Australia
Steve Mitchinson - Chief Customer Officer, Department of Transport
Slade Sherman - Chief Experience Officer, iSelect
Rich Rose - Director of Customer Service, Fairfax
On a path to develop the omni agent who can do it all, this panel of expert speakers will address the way digital transformation, AI and humans can complement each other for the future, disruption-proof contact centre.
Part of this transformation incorporates the need for organisations to lift and shift their current technologies so it aligns with customer expectations, as well truly understanding the full capabilities of the services they have.
Learn how we need to stop separating people with automation, and how the future contact centre will be one that has it all!
Creating and supporting the superhero agent that can
pivot their roles in times of change
- Using upgraded text to speech analytics to drive decreased call volumes
- Using a more sophisticated approach to direct customers to the right channels within in-house and outsourced centres for faster call resolution
- Giving your frontline agents a full, transparent view of how the contact centre truly works in order to marry people with technology
Panelists:
10:40 am - 11:10 am
Networking Break
11:10 am - 12:10 pm
Closed Door Brainweaves
Attend one of the following brainweave topics for a onehour deep dive discussion on the future contact centre. Each attendee will get the option to choose one of the below sessions to attend to have a closed-door discussion with your peers.
Get your heads together with other senior leaders who are facing the same debate!
- Creating a Community Support Network to Shape Memorable Brand Moments
- Developing Outcome-Based KPIs to Focus on Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty
- Using the Right Data Sets to Drive Internal Proactivity and Customer Strategies
- Supporting your Agents by Decreasing Call Volumes through Automation and Self Service
- Advancing Your Internal Back Office to Develop the Omni Agent who Can Do it All
12:10 pm - 1:10 pm
Networking Break
BREAKOUT TRACK:
Preparing for the Future Workforce
Examining the different models and evolving trends environment for your workforce and people – whether it’s in the office or the living room!
1:10 pm - 1:40 pm Building a Dynamic Knowledge Base for Agents, Customers and Staff Alike to Create (and Keep) the Omni Agent
Chris Douglas - Director Member Services, Accor PlusWe’ve delved into the importance of attrition, culture and training but how does all this lead to ensuring we have a future workforce that has multiple omni agents?
The solution to this is to incorporate a dynamic, integrated knowledge base that advises your agents on ways they can address customer concerns quickly and seamlessly.
Learn the importance of having the technology in place that will support your people, and why with it, your agents (both new and old) will be thanking you for years to come!
- Working with your providers to create a seamless backend knowledge base that supports and advises all contact centre agents
- Removing siloes across all branches of the industry to drive greater customer visibility through system technologies
- Ensuring your customer concerns are always addressed through first call resolution by guaranteeing the right technologies
1:40 pm - 1:50 pm VOICE OF THE AUDIENCE
How Are You Working to Narrow the Recruitment Funnel and Have the Right Agents in the Right Role?
1:50 pm - 2:20 pm Solving the Final Jigsaw: The Best Methods for Department Collaboration to Improve The CX Journey
Alberto Fernandez - CX Insights Principal, Latitude Financial ServicesDriving CX within your organisation and contact centre can only be possible when all sides of the organisation work in collaboration to make this happen.
This session will look at how contact centres must continue to work with neighbouring departments to integrate the right technology and services, driving stronger customer experience across the
wider organisation.
- Collaborating with the digital and customer experience departments to ensure the technology integrated within the contact centre is mimicked across the wider organisation
- Looking at technology and integration needs assessment to get the most out of your technology
- Customer journey automation – where do we focus AI and ML?
- Mapping each digital touchpoint within your contact centre and communicating this with the wider business
BREAKOUT TRACK:
Resilient & Disruption-Proof Frameworks
Uncover how to make your contact centre operationally resilient yet flexible enough to withstand times of disruption for future change
1:10 pm - 1:40 pm Transformation Methods and Mindsets: Six Sigma, Lean Startup and how Bankwest Increased NPS by 50%
Stephen Dargan - Head of Contact Centres, BankwestStephen Dargan, Head of Bankwest’s Contact Centres, will present on a new way contact centres can improve their daily operations.
Through the application of Shingo principles and an operational excellence program within the contact centre itself, Bankwest has spent the past year witnessing improved productivity, customer metrics and overall operational performance.
Learn why contact centres now need to implement a different way of thinking operationally for true resilience.
- Implementing Shingo principles to build a sustainable culture of continuous improvement
- Deploying an improved contact centre culture to drive performance and engagement
- Creating a more durable yet flexible operating environment to withstand any and all levels of disruption
1:40 pm - 1:50 pm VOICE OF THE AUDIENCE
What Out-of-the-Box Operating Strategies Do You Think Will Help Drive Productivity?
1:50 pm - 2:20 pm Building Your Super Channel: Scaling One Channel Well, Not All Channels Average
Belinda Louizou - Head of Contact Centres, 86 400Customer feedback and expectations change regularly, and with these changes so too should the contact centre.
This session will bust the myth on omni channel, delving into why integrating all channels into the contact centre may not be for every customer. Learn the importance of fine tuning and perfecting the channels your customers really use, and disregarding those that only cause unnecessary complaints.
- Driving a deeper focus on specific media channels to know where to invest in future operations
- Reimaging your customer interactions and fine tuning key channels to drive stronger customer experiences
- Positioning your organisation to become better equipped to implement change as quickly as your customers
2:20 pm - 2:50 pm
Networking Break
2:50 pm - 3:20 pm
Prioritisation Starts with People: Mapping the Essentials Versus Desirables in Your Contact Centre Transformation Program
Karen Wynn -
General Manager Member Strategy and Experience,
RACQ
In order to position the workforce to become a true experience centre, putting in place a clear CX strategy is key.
Karen Wynn, General Manager of Member and Experience at RACQ will present on the work her team have done to embed member experience management into their frontline interactions. Taking over 3 million calls a year, learn how their CSAT and NPS metrics have remained stable through trust, loyalty and a team trained to handle hardship calls.
- Codifying what a “great” phone call and chat conversation looks like for your customers to improve their end-to-end experience
- Mapping the best operating rhythms to make remote working and customer experience suitable for the business
- Looking at where contact centre leaders are versus where they want to go to create the right CX strategy
- Maintaining brand and customer loyalty through leveraging Voice of Member to measure success
3:20 pm - 4:20 pm
INSPIRE TALKS: Inspiring, Empowering and Paving the Way for Future Contact Centre Leaders in 2021
Tristan Fardy -
Customer Experience Manager,
Volkswagen
Kylie Green - Corporate CX Coordinator, Logan City Council
Vince Santamaria - Contact Centre Manager, Allianz
In 2021, we’ve hustled our previous CCW Contact Centre Leader of Year Winners to discuss the journey they have been on since being awarded the title.
CCW Inspire has been designed to shine a light on the leaders in the customer contact community and promote new ways to build relationships, support our people and inspire each other as we pave the way for future contact centre leaders.
Here they will discuss:
- The key lessons they learnt in their leadership journey
- The highs and lows of their careers, and how they kept on moving
- Insight on new ways we can mentor and break down barriers to support our teams and future workforce
- Top tips in succeeding in the industry: How to achieve career success no matter where in the journey you’re in
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