(Translation of Registrant's Name into English)
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(Address of Principal Executive Offices)
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NICE LTD. | |||
By:
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/s/ Hagit Yinon | ||
Name: Hagit Yinon | |||
Title: Corp. VP, Finance | |||
Dated: February 1, 2018 |
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Video Chat with real-time customer engagement and personalized service
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The power of AI to accelerate delivery of self-service options with a Chatbot Builder
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Sentiment analysis that tracks brand sentiment across all social channels
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Streamlined digital customer care processes with multiple social channels in a unified platform
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Extremely fast implementation with cloud-based software, requiring minimal implementation services
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61% sale conversion rate
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70% reduced resolution time
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90% higher CSAT
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300% scaled operations with no additional headcount
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January 18, 2018: “The Uberization of Scheduling” will be delivered by Donna Fluss, President of DMG Consulting LLC, on flexibility as a force for agent empowerment and as a critical aspect of workforce optimization.
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February 1, 2018: “Quality Management Powered by Omnichannel Analytics: Better Together” with Forrester’s Brandon Purcell, Senior Analyst serving customer insights professionals.
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February 22, 2018: Joana van den Brink-Quintanilha, Author and Principal Analyst for several Forrester Waves, will discuss customer engagement analytics as a key to effective customer service.
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February 27, 2018: “Call Recording on the Record - A Report on Regulation in the Contact Center” will be delivered by Richard Bucci, Industry Analyst with the Pelorus Group.
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March 1, 2018: Paul Stockford, Chief Analyst at Saddletree Research, will address the effectiveness of gamification in workforce optimization.
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March 22, 2018: “The Future of Customer Service” will be delivered by Mary Wardley, Vice President of Loyalty and Customer Care of IDC Research.
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Ensure accurate records of trading communications, reduce workload and save money using automated system health checks for voice trade communications and recording. Instead of requiring teams of employees to ‘walk’ the trading floor, place test calls on turrets and phone sets, and then retrieve the recordings to confirm that all systems are working as intended, the bank will now be able to centrally automate system health checks through NICE COMPASS to ensure that all systems are operational and all regulated users are being recorded.
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Save time, ensure compliance and reduce the risk of fines by providing evidence of compliance to regulators with automated compliance assurance reporting. With NICE COMPASS’ auto-generated reports, the bank can confidently audit and document trade communications recording compliance and provide evidence to regulators that all regulated users’ trade communications are being properly recorded, archived and retained, as well as track and manage legal holds. All information is available through a browser-based dashboard, giving compliance managers complete insight across the global enterprise.
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Leverage NICE COMPASS’ automated call extraction capability to adhere to strict turnaround times for addressing regulator requests, as they become broader, more frequent, and more far reaching. Compliance managers can quickly and easily find, retrieve and export large volumes of recordings for a compliance investigations. Voice recordings can be extracted in a fraction of the time, giving compliance managers ample time to review and verify data before responding to the regulator.
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Use automated provisioning to centrally manage moves, adds and changes, and ensure compliant recording and retention for all regulated users across the enterprise. An expanded API (Application Programming Interface) enables NICE COMPASS to automatically synchronize with the bank’s golden-source systems for up-to-date information, eliminating errors typically associated with manual data entry.
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Increased employee engagement, with independent shift trading and overtime requests
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Increased agent engagement and productivity
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Decreased average handle times
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Improved occupancy
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Increased efficiency for supervisory scheduling tasks
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Improved CX and NPS results
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Marked improvement in service level adherence, with real-time monitoring
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Improved first call resolution rates due to skill-specific agent scheduling
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Reduced abandonment rates
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Detroit, Michigan, on February 20th, from 8:30am to 2:00pm
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Salt Lake City, Utah, on February 21st, from 8:30am to 12:00pm
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Columbus, Ohio, on February 22nd, from 8:30am to 2:00pm
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Tampa, Florida, on March 6th, from 8:30am to 12:00pm
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Atlanta, Georgia, on March 7th, from 8:30am to 12:00pm
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Boston, Massachusetts, on March 8th, from 8:30am to 12:00pm
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Seamless integration into the existing NICE inContact interface
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Convenient use of toll free numbers for rapid deployment of outbound text campaigns
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Easy management of multiple conversations simultaneously and allows customers to initiate and open a support ticket by sending an SMS message
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Effortless collection of customer documentation & ID in real time – no more cumbersome scanning, emailing and faxing
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Immediate eSignatures on documents simply from a customer’s mobile phone – no more endless chasing customers.
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In-call sharing of videos and images to collaborate with customers while speaking with them on the phone – no more imagining or redirecting to distracting websites.
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