Tue, June 18, 2013 10:22

NICE Launches Mobile Reach Solution

To redefine customer service experience for smart mobile devices
NICE Launches Mobile Reach Solution

NICE has introduced the NICE Mobile Reach (MR) solution, a comprehensive offering for assisted customer service over smartphones and tablets.
NICE Mobile Reach allows enterprises to help mobile customers choose the best channel for completing their transaction, enables a seamless and effective transition with context to other channels when necessary, and facilitates multimedia communication between customers and agents during interactions. This offering will create a differentiated customer experience, helping to achieve greater loyalty, higher revenue and lower service costs.

 Udi Ziv, President NICE Enterprise Group, said that in contrast, “NICE Mobile Reach analyzes, in real time, a multitude of data sources from the mobile device and enterprise systems and then recommends for the customer the most suitable channel to continue the interaction when they need assistance.”
“If the customer decides to speak with a contact center agent, the solution seamlessly connects them with the appropriate representative while bypassing the IVR, and transferring the customer’s intent and context to appear on the agent’s desktop just before the conversation begins, enabling a great, personalized customer experience for the customer while reducing the call handle time of the agent,” Ziv continued.

 As the customer and agent converse over the phone, multimedia collaboration tools such as text chat, image exchange, and document transfer will be available for both parties, making the interaction effective, increasing conversion rate, and driving quick and complete resolution on first contact.
Michael Maoz, Research VP and Distinguished Analyst of Gartner commented, “The mobile channel is emerging as the consumer’s primary choice for all possible service activity with service providers. The use of the mobile channel will accelerate once customers realize that their needs will always be met through this touch point.”  
Maoz further elaborated, “Complementing mobile self-service with assisted-service is a natural and required evolution of the mobile channel. By adding these capabilities to their existing mobile self-service offering, industries such as banking, travel, telecommunications and retail are able for the first time to provide their customers with a true hybrid service channel that leverages smart mobile devices.”