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Since 2021, the CCMA has conducted an annual Voice of the Contact Centre Consumer research study – a comprehensive analysis of consumer contact experiences.
This year’s research examines whether customer service is genuinely improving, how consumers feel about self-service and digital channels, and whether the shift to digital is creating a demographic divide.
It also places consumer vulnerability at the centre of the analysis – no longer a niche concern, but one of the most pressing challenges in customer contact today. The research assesses four vulnerability dimensions: carer responsibilities, health, financial circumstances, and life events.
Supported by Zoom, CCMA’s Voice of the Contact Centre Consumer is produced for contact centre leaders to provide insights to inform a wide range of contact centre strategies.