Federal Agencies Turn to AI to Improve Call Center Efficiency
Federal agencies are adopting AI-powered technologies and automated tools to modernize call centers, streamline operations and improve customer experiences. Leaders from GAO, Army and CDW discuss how emerging technologies are helping agencies increase efficiency, accelerate response times and deliver more accessible, responsive services.
Learn more about:
- GAO’s findings on how AI and other emerging technologies can improve call center efficiency and enhance the customer experience across federal agencies.
- The Army’s Next Generation 911 program and how its deployment at facilities nationwide is improving the efficiency and accuracy of emergency response communications.
- CDW’s real-world use cases demonstrating how agencies can integrate emerging technologies to modernize call center operations and improve service delivery.
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Jennifer Franks Acting CTO, GAO -
Christian Ross Deputy Product Director, Base Emergency Communications System and NG911 Modernization Lead, Army -
Kathy Steeves Senior Field Solution Architect, CDW
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