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This article focuses on shifting AI performance metrics in customer service from simple call deflection ("containment") to actual task resolution using virtual agents. It highlights how enterprises are deploying AI to ensure interactions genuinely solve customer issues rather than just avoiding human agents.

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How conversation to completion moves contact centers past containment

SiliconANGLESeptember 11, 20264 min read

For years, contact centers measured success by containment: how many calls never reached a human agent. That metric increasingly misses the point, since a call can be contained and still leave the customer without an actual answer. The shift underway is toward conversation to completion, tracking whether an interaction actually resolved what the customer called […] The post How conversation to completion moves contact centers past containment appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

For years, contact centers measured success by containment: how many calls never reached a human agent. That metric increasingly misses the point, since a call can be contained and still leave the customer without an actual answer. The shift underway is toward conversation to completion, tracking whether an interaction actually resolved what the customer called about, not just whether it avoided a live agent. Ram Rajagopalan (pictured, right), head of product, AI for…

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