Honest discussions on speech analytics ROI, agent gaming, call categorization, and what works (and doesn't) for modern contact centers. Hosted by the Ender Turing team and our customers — free to watch, no email required for replays.
We host quarterly live sessions with customers and partners on what's actually working in contact-center QA. Drop your email and we'll send a calendar invite the moment the next one is scheduled — never more than once a quarter.
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How automatic call-categorization works, where it fails, and how to make it produce something operations and product teams actually use — not just another dashboard nobody opens.
Call avoidance, handle-time manipulation, cherry-picking easy calls — the gaming patterns that hide in 2% sampling. What we've seen across customer deployments and what to do about it.
A practical walk-through: from raw audio to actionable insight. What signals you can extract, what they tell you, and how the operations & product teams should be using them.
A candid conversation on why most contact centers struggle to prove the ROI of speech analytics — and what changes when you stop measuring vanity metrics.
We record a new session every quarter. Subscribe above to get notified when the next one drops.
Each session is hosted by someone who actually works with customers daily — not a marketing voice. They've seen the patterns, the wins, and the painful first weeks of deployment up close.
Hosts the customer-facing webinars and our quarterly fireside chats. Talks to QA leads and operations directors every week — brings their questions to the recorded sessions you watch later.
Runs the deeper-dive product webinars on speech analytics, call categorization, and agent behavior. Specialty: explaining how the AI actually works — without the marketing varnish.
Joins occasional sessions when topics overlap with what we cover on the blog — compliance pressure, ROI honesty, and the gap between vendor pitches and operator reality.
Webinars are useful. A 30-minute call where we show Ender working on your actual calls is more useful. No marketing pitch — just the platform, your data, and a deployment lead answering specific questions.