Inspiro Wins Multiple Gold Honors from Globee® Awards

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Inspiro, a leading global CX outsourcing company, is excited to announce that it has won three Gold awards from the prestigious Globee Awards.

Inspiro received a Gold award at the 9th Annual 2024 Globee Awards for American Business for Achievement in Digital Transformation. The company’s digital experience (DX) transformation program focuses on enhancing agent experience, improving customer interactions, and optimizing operational efficiency through the implementation of cutting-edge technologies and strategic partnerships. Inspiro’s DX initiatives have yielded notable improvements across enterprise and client operations, agent performance, and new-hire training.

Additionally, at the 11th Annual 2024 Globee Awards for Customer Excellence, Inspiro was honored with two Gold awards. The company was recognized for its exceptional achievements in information security and data privacy, earning the Achievement in Cybersecurity and Data Protection accolade. This win underscores Inspiro’s success in integrating security into its culture and business strategy, ensuring robust security measures on all fronts.

Inspiro also secured a Gold award for its Customer Service and Call Center Training Practice, showcasing the company’s dedication to enhancing employee experience. This recognition highlights Inspiro’s award-winning training program, Simulate by Inspiro, which integrates AI-related emerging technologies to create dynamic and adaptive training scenarios. This allows staff to develop crucial skills and receive customized feedback for continuous improvement.

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Yuji Hamamoto, President and CEO of Inspiro, expressed gratitude for the recognition, stating, “We are immensely proud and honored to receive these prestigious awards. They reflect the significant strides we have made in our digital transformation journey, enabling us to deliver superior customer and agent experiences.”

SOURCE: GlobeNewsWire