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A business objectives-based approach presented by Avaya
in partnership with TelecomWeb
Intelligent migration to such new technologies as IP in the contact center requires a business based approach:
TelecomWeb has completed a survey of contact-center decision makers and managers designed to determine how well this approach is actually working in contact centers. Some of the questions addressed were:
The results indicate that while contact-center managers are having some success with specific IP capabilities, they are not meeting expectations. The survey also showed that while contact-center managers can relate objectives to existing capabilities, they are uncertain as to which capabilities will improve future business results.
"Intelligent Migration to the IP-Based Contact Center" will provide quantified evidence correlating the prioritized IP capabilities, objectives and results managers are realizing. End users will find this helpful in both prioritizing new capabilities and in setting expectations for results with upper management.
Why You Should Listen In
There are three major contact-center business objectives when it comes to transitioning to an IP environment:
- Improved customer satisfaction
- Improved rate of resolution on first contact
For each objective, the Webcast will identify
- IP capabilities that are most effective in achieving results
- Expected business results vs actual results (quantified comparisons)
- Capabilities most likely to be purchased in the next 12 months to support the business objective.
- A contact center case study describing how Avaya’s IP-capabilities achieved the business objective.
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Ken Dolsky
Director of
Professional Services
InfoTech
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Zack Taylor
Sales Vice President.
Global Strategic Solutions
Avaya
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