ICUC 2015 is fast approaching, and that means we are now accepting nominations for our NICE CXone Mojo Awards! Categories for this year's awards include:
- Technovation Awarded to a company who has positively impacted its business through creative use of the NICE CXone platform.
- Customer First Awarded to the company who capitalizes on NICE CXone’s ability to give them the freedom to focus on their customer instead of their technology.
- Voice of the Customer Awarded to the company that demonstrates a keen ability to capture customer feedback and implement programs that utilize data to enhance customer experience.
- Rookie of the Year Awarded to a fast starting company that has achieved positive, measurable results with NICE CXone solutions in a short time frame.
- Outstanding Corporate Citizen Awarded to a company for its philanthropic impact on the community through direct or indirect support of charitable projects.
- World Class Advocate Awarded to a person who proudly flies the NICE CXone banner, “bleeds orange” and directly supports the success of NICE CXone.
- Contact Center Supervisor of the Year Awarded to a contact center supervisor who supervises agents regularly and provide support to customer-facing individuals.
If you think your company or organization deserves to be recognized with an NICE CXone Mojo Award at ICUC 2015, submit your nomination today! Please note that nominations must be submitted on or before August 13, 2015.
Here is a recap of our winners from last year:
World Class Advocate – Columbia Sportswear Company
Columbia Sportswear selected NICE CXone in July of 2010. They were looking to replace their outdated premise gear with a cost effective solution that could easily handle their seasonal staffing fluctuations. Since that time, Columbia has added 4 additional departments to the platform and has become a great advocate for NICE CXone.
Outstanding Corporate Citizen – CCC Information Services
CCCIS is an outstanding corporate citizen in the Chicago area. They have a multitude of fundraising events for charity throughout the year that the entire call center participates in. CCCIS employees take a lot of pride in their charity events and every office goes above and beyond to support charity organizations in their local area. All charity events are funded by the employees themselves. They are very creative in how they organize events that engage their employees and this is all handled by a committee of employees in each office.
CCCIS has been participating in these charitable activities for the past seven years and in that time they have seen improvements in employee morale and engagements scores. These activities promote teamwork and allows agents time away from the phone to feel empowered to help others and lead cross departmental activities. Their office of 85 employees raised more than $6,000 in 2013.
Rookie of the Year – Orange Lake Resorts
Orange Lake Resorts has been pivotal to our success over the past year. Deploying almost the entire NICE CXone suite, Orange Lake has positively challenged us to enhance our products, documentation and roll out processes. In addition, Orange Lake has consistently been a champion, speaking for us and touting what NICE CXone can do.
Rookie of the Year (Uptivity) – LG&E and KU Energy LLC
LG&E implemented call recording, new QA processes, and Speech Analytics with Uptivity last year! They’ve used speech analytics to understand more about customer issues, new campaigns and emergency situations and this intelligence is dramatically enhancing QA processes, coaching and overall contact center performance. Ladies & gentlemen, LG&E and KU Energy.
Technovation – GoExcellent
European-based outsourcer, GoExcellent, worked tirelessly with us to establish one of the most complex installations we have ever undertaken. Their customized platform routes all omni-channel interactions thru the NICE CXone cloud and features a frontend application integrated with each client’s CRM. This enables their advisors to provide timely and relevant information throughout the customer journey, simplifies their operations and provides superior actionable contact center reporting.
Technovation (Uptivity) – Quicken Loans
Quicken Loans uses the tagline “Engineered to Amaze” and they have truly engineered their Uptivity WFO solution to ensure amazing service for their customers. Supporting more than 7000 users, the Quicken Loans team has integrated Uptivity into critical CRM business process as well as supporting traditional quality assurance programs. Additionally, Quicken Loans stores a massive amount of Uptivity recordings on a 30-terabyte EMC storage facility to meet call recording retention policies while providing critical financial data privacy and system security.
Voice of the Customer – MINDBODY
Mindbody partnered with NICE CXone in 2010, to help support their expansive national and international growth. And today, Mindbody is the largest cloud-based software provider within the health, wellness, and beauty industries. In addition to being a valued cloud partner, Mindbody is also an invaluable source of feedback on improving the NICE CXone experience. They are a member of NICE CXone’s ICVC counsel and provide direct, unvarnished feedback on our products, processes and services.
Voice of the Customer (Uptivity) – Universal Orlando Resort
Universal Orlando uses a unique blend of Quality Assurance and Speech Analytics to deliver more proactive service, applying their VoC data to rapidly address challenges with reservations, customer service issues, and key guest requirements. This VoC is critically important to keeping their guests safe, informed, and happy. Ladies and gentlemen, Universal Orlando Resort.
Customer First – Employees Retirement System of Texas
As a service-oriented trust agency tasked with administering health and retirement benefits, quality of service is imperative to the Texas ERS membership. NICE CXone’s cloud platform has enabled Texas ERS to focus on what truly matters most – educating their members on benefits enrollment and retirement options, instead of spending time managing their technology. Since implementation in May of this year, Texas ERS reports dramatic improvements in reliability and efficiency which, consequently, has freed their staff to shift their focus to where it belongs – their members.
