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5 Reasons You Should Use Cloud Calling in 2023

Calltools

The cloud has revolutionized almost every sector in the last decade or so, including the call center industry. billion this year, according to Gartner, it’s likely more call center managers will invest in cloud technologies that improve performance and day-to-day operations.

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At-Home Call Recording & Management

OrecX

With so many employees and call center agents working from home these days, it is important to ensure at-home staff’s work interactions are being recorded, monitored and managed. Most of these individuals are utilizing VoIP, softphones, mobile phones or landlines - and sometimes a combination thereof.

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Understanding the call center agent’s network in a WFH world

Spearline

As we settle into 2022, it seems like call center agents may continue in their WFH (work from home) mode even beyond the pandemic. This will be done either part time or full time, for some agents or for all of them. Just like the on premise call center, the cloud solution ends up with some new challenges.

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What is a Cloud-based Call Center Solution? (And How to Choose the Right One)

Babelforce

What does it mean for a call center solution to be in the cloud? And cloud call center solutions offer many benefits to companies that make the switch. To understand what a cloud-based contact center is, we first need to understand what we mean by the cloud. Agents can work remotely via a virtual call center.

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The Impact of and Opportunity for Virtual Agents on Call Center Outsourcers

Xaqt

Contact Centers spent of much Spring 2020 scrambling to shift agents to work-from-home or bring agent seats back onshore from locations where at home agents simply weren't feasible due to lack of critical infrastructure. At the same time, Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VOIP) emerged as viable technology.

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PINDROP PULSE FLASH REPORT: Five Insights of COVID-19 in the Contact Center

pindrop

People hastily shifted to working from home, schools closed and millions of people became jobless. Unsurprisingly, the volume of calls to call centers jumped as physical locations closed – an increase of as much as 600% in certain instances.

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Predictable Outcomes Amidst Unpredictable Times: How Cisco IT kept Contact Center services running from our homes

Cisco - Contact Center

For example, agentscalls are unable to be recorded, supervisors cannot monitor agentscalls in progress, and VoIP cannot be used in India due to the country’s telecommunications regulations. However, we needed a different approach that does not have some of the challenges that UMA brings.