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Understanding POLQA

Spearline

It has a negative effect on average call duration, customer experience, and call abandonment rates for contact centers. It tests a real audio sample, allows for end-to-end evaluation, and generates an analytical metric, similar to PESQ, but with the additional versatility of being able to be used with HD and wideband frequencies.

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Why the Best Support Teams Use Call Recording Software

aircall

Additionally, cloud calling software can also record Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone calls. Call center analytics that keeps track of wait times, missed call rate, call volume, and more. Telecommunications Consumer Protection Act (TCPA): where certain telemarketing practices need to be regulated.

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Dropped Calls Decoded: Causes and Solutions for Contact Centers

NobelBiz

A dropped call is a term used predominantly in the telecommunications industry to describe a situation where an ongoing telephone conversation is unintentionally disconnected due to technical or other reasons. A high call abandonment rate is 10% or more. What is a Dropped Call?

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Case Study – WellStreet Urgent Care

Momentum Telecom

Momentum Telecom recently partnered with United Technology Group (UTG) to help WellStreet Urgent Care improve their business analytics and resolve communication challenges with Momentum Hosted Voice Cloud technology. But as telecommunication and customer satisfaction became bigger challenges… Read more!

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TOP 20 Call Center Metrics Managers Can’t Ignore (FREE EBOOK)

CrazyCall

Call Abandonment Rate. Occupancy Rate. Transfer rate. Call Abandonment Rate. Call Abandonment Rate, or CAR, as is usual in call center industry, refers to the percentage of customers who hang up without waiting for agents to answer. What does call center abandonment rate calculation look like?