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How NatWest Simplified Contact Center Analytics with Amazon Connect analytics data lake

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This article describes how NatWest Group migrated from custom ETL pipelines to Amazon Connect analytics data lake with Zero ETL architecture to simplify contact center data management and analytics.

  • NatWest replaced complex manual ETL processes with Amazon Connect data lake for streamlined data ingestion
  • Data now available within two hours of call completion instead of requiring extensive manual processing
  • Reduced CTR pipeline development time from 2 months to 1 week using new architecture
  • Pre-processed metrics like sentiment analysis instantly accessible, eliminating manual derivation
  • Developed IVR performance dashboard tracking containment, abandonment, and call intent classification
  • Created conversation insights dashboard analyzing sentiment, speech patterns, and interaction dynamics
  • Eliminated infrastructure complexity and freed resources for strategic innovation initiatives
  • New data elements integrated instantly without requiring 1-2 weeks of bespoke ETL effort

NatWest's migration demonstrates how Zero ETL architecture enables faster insights generation, reduced operational burden, and improved agility for data-driven customer service decisions.



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