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Calabrio Unveils Future-Ready Workforce Intelligence – Redefining Workforce Management for the AI Era

Comprehensive suite of solutions outpaces change and empowers agents with AI-driven knowledge

DALLAS & MINNEAPOLIS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Calabrio, the workforce and conversation intelligence company, today announced its Workforce Intelligence solution at its annual Calabrio Customer Connect (C3) event, offering AI-powered workforce management (WFM) that humanizes the customer experience. This solution integrates artificial intelligence (AI) to drive optimization enabling a faster, adaptive, more agile workforce.


Calabrio Workforce Intelligence establishes a new category moving beyond traditional Workforce Management (WFM) to deliver agility, scalability, and unparalleled performance for today’s dynamic contact center environments. Traditional WFM systems were built for a bygone era and remain static, fragmented, and limited to bolt-on AI features. By contrast, Calabrio Workforce Intelligence is cloud-native, enterprise-grade, and continuously learning. Forecasting, scheduling, intraday, and coaching are powered by intelligence that anticipates, adapts and acts in real time, creating results call center organizations can turn into measurable value.

“We have always viewed workforce management as agent-first, prioritizing the human element of customer service,” said Dave Rhodes, CEO, Calabrio. “Calabrio Workforce Intelligence delivers the environment that agents deserve by improving accuracy, reducing manual effort and creating faster time-to-value. We empower agents with real-time intelligence and insights to be more effective in their job while emphasizing the human touch in customer interactions.”

Calabrio Workforce Intelligence addresses the biggest trends shaping the modern contact center – rising customer expectations, omnichannel support, retaining top talent, and workforce volatility – with key features including:

  • Flexibility and cost efficiency: Improves forecasting accuracy, reduces manual tasks, and enhances the agent experience.
  • Autonomous decision-making: Increases agility, reduces human error, and allows WFM teams to focus on strategy, performance, and growth.
  • Digital WFM guru: Enables faster and better decisions by being easier to learn and master.

The Calabrio Workforce Intelligence solution has begun rolling out with the release of Calabrio’s Gen-AI assistant, Agent Assist, embedded within the WFM platform. Agent Assist enables agents to manage their schedules through natural language conversations including requesting time off, volunteering for overtime, and checking shift information. The launch kicks off an aggressive cycle of AI-driven solution launches to enhance WFM, employee engagement and agent intelligence that empowers contact centers as proactive intelligence hubs.

“We pioneered self-scheduling, multi-skill forecasting, and cloud-native WFM – now we’re leading again,” said Joel Martins, CTO of Calabrio. “Calabrio Workforce Intelligence is not AI bolted on. It is AI at the core. We’re creating the environment agents deserve, while giving leaders the agility, cost savings, and real-time visibility they need to outpace change and deliver transformational business outcomes.”

For more information on Calabrio Workforce Intelligence, click here.

About Calabrio

Calabrio powers people and businesses with actionable intelligence. Our AI-powered, cloud-native Calabrio ONE suite maximizes agent performance, turning every interaction into a strategic advantage. Trusted worldwide, our workforce and conversation intelligence solutions help teams work smarter, respond faster, and connect better to drive measurable business outcomes. Calabrio, Calabrio ONE, and the Calabrio logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of Calabrio, Inc. All other trademarks mentioned in this document are the property of their respective owners. Calabrio operates in Canada under Calabrio Canada, Ltd., based in British Columbia.

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