The Zoo: The Beauty of Virtual Chat

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The Zoo takes a look at BMC Virtual Chat, a self-service solution combining an interactive, intelligent virtual agent with live chat. Product manager, Daren Goeson, talks about how the popular solution uses a virtual agent to retrieve answers to customer queries from knowledge databases and the Web. How live chats are automatically routed to the right expert and a ticket generated in BMC Remedy. And the impact a multi-window chat console has when agents can manage up to four customer engagements at once.

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