Contact Centre stories - Page 112
Once known as ‘Call Centres’, the modern Contact Centre incorporates traditional telephony along with
web chat, text messaging, remote access services, and video conferencing to manage customer
interactions. Contact Centres are most associated with the provision of support, assistance or guidance
on products or services offered by companies serving large numbers of customers. Some are ‘outbound’
– that is, they reach out to customers for sales or other purposes, others are ‘inbound’ and receive
incoming contacts from people looking for help. Many combine both inbound and outbound functions.
Contact centres are often large facilities with tens or hundreds of workers – but they can also be virtual,
with people working ‘in’ the contact centre from home.
Making money out of VoIP
Wed, 1st Nov 2006
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The biggest issue with VoIP is that no matter which vendor's product is sold resellers need to have a network provider to connect the system to.
The big snip
Fri, 1st Sep 2006
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Let me first begin with a brief explanation of what VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol, pronounced 'voyp') is.