Detect, decide, route: A practical blueprint for dual-lane CX

From CX Today

As contact centers experience an influx of autonomous, customer-initiated AI agents, organizations face a critical operations challenge: how to seamlessly orchestrate incoming requests from both humans and machines.

In a video interview and feature article for CX Today, Carrie Brough, Director of Strategy & Operations EMEA at TTEC Digital, introduces a "detect, decide, and route" framework designed to act as an intelligent traffic controller for the modern contact center.  

Brough emphasizes that as dual-lane architecture becomes an operational necessity, establishing a seamless traffic control system will be paramount to prevent costly misinterpretations and customer friction.

Watch the video or read the full breakdown of how to build, orchestrate, and measure a resilient dual-lane CX framework.

“Insight is difficult in contact centers. People have struggled with it for years. [But] having an understanding of intent and being able to classify that demand is something that you need to have in place.”

Carrie Brough, Director of Strategy & Operations EMEA , TTEC Digital
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