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In an effort to keep pace with the competition and drive customer loyalty, market leading companies are discovering that their contact center is a strategic asset.  The traditional notion of a single-channel (inbound phone) call center has been shattered and transformed into a state-of-the-art, revenue- and profit-based operation. At the same time, customers have grown to expect more from the companies they do business with; this includes fast and consistent service across a variety of communications channels: phone, e-mail, chat, SMS and even video.   

To meet these requirements, and produce increased revenue, improved customer service and cost reduction, many contact centers are moving to IP. Organizations have found that by leveraging IP they gain cost savings, better management control and the scalability to meet changing business requirements. By providing the ability to extend the contact center across sites and functions, IP also increases flexibility and efficiency. In short, there is a strong business case for IP contact center deployment to achieve efficiencies previously unattainable and capabilities that drive revenue and satisfaction.

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    • White Paper
      Taking a SIP: What Executives Should Know About IP Transformation in the Contact Center
    • Analyst Article
      McGee-Smith on the Emergence of the IP Contact Center
    • Flash Demo
      Make the Smart Move to IP
  • Dynamic Contact Center