2018 Remote Working Summit March 7-8 Dallas Has 20+ Speakers on Work at Home
DALLAS (PRWEB) January 19, 2018 -- Sometimes telecommuting or remote working can result in less visibility of output or reduced productivity - if the wrong people are chosen to participate in a program.
But in the contact center environment where jobs are highly transactional by nature, there is absolutely no loss of visibility of output, because it's all managed through technology, and has been for the past decade.
"Work at Home for contact centers is a proven staffing and business continuity strategy, and many companies are getting really good at it," says Michele Rowan, President of Customer Contact Strategies. "There's a variety of reasons businesses include home working in their staffing strategies, and the results almost always exceed the business case expectations," she says.
The 2018 Remote Working Summit in Dallas March 7-8 includes six case studies shared by Fortune 1000 organizations, six breakout sessions (three concurrent sessions at a time) ranging from virtual training to virtual coaching and flexible/self-scheduling, best practices in performance support of virtual reps and proven engagement tactics.
In addition, attendees will participate in and download the 2018 Remote Working Benchmarking Survey, a 40-point perspective on how companies are designing, deploying and supporting the work at home model in contact centers.
The 2018 Remote Working Summit is being held at the Hilton Park Cities Dallas on March 7-8. To register: https://www.customercontactstrategies.com/2018-remote-working-summit
Michele Rowan, Customer Contact Strategies, http://www.customercontactstrategies.com, +1 972-510-8591, [email protected]
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