With batteries being the most expensive commodity in electric trucks, this research analyzes the technological evolution, policy changes, emerging opportunities, and more that are poised to transform this segment and drive growth.
Which transmission technology will hold a major share in the next decade, and what factors are driving it? What is the current landscape, and how will it change in the next decade? Who are the major drivetrain suppliers? Read to know more.
Who are the main competitors in this landscape? What is affecting the business operations of distributors and retailers in the independent aftermarket? What are the digitization solutions these key competitors offer? Find out more in this analysis.
Agents are the front lines in handling customer emotions. Often when customers call, they have already exhausted poorly designed self-service options and are frustrated by the time the agent takes the call. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the need for work-at-home agent (WAHA) models and self-service to assist with rising call volumes. As a result, companies are rethinking the balance of self-service and live agents. However, companies are not seeing how crucial employees are to CX. Employee retention is still a low priority across industries.
Contact centers faced unprecedented obstacles last year. With remote work, peer support was lost, and remote training proved difficult without the right technologies and software. Having agents deal with sensitive data when they work from home without implementing security measures to protect customers has been particularly problematic. And creating and managing COVID-19 protocols is challenging for those who are on-site.
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