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How Latency is affecting YOUR customers

Spearline

It similarly impacts video interaction across a network. Disturbed synchronization between voice and other data types, especially during video conferencing. The real-world effect Frustration and disappointment in the quality of your call could easily lead to a customer to drop the call and lose faith in the business.

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Managing Knowledge Transfer During Contact Center Outsourcing Transition

HGS

In some cases, unobtrusively visiting local facilities, retail stores, processing centers, or other major hubs, either in person or virtually through video tours can be facilitated to ensure that practical knowledge that cannot be captured through standard classroom training is effectively communicated.

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How to reduce latency and improve VoIP calls.

Spearline

There are steps you can take to reduce latency and improve VoIP calls: Upgrade, or replace slow networking equipment and devices. For example, prioritize voice or video traffic. Consider investing in a VoIP-priority router, as downloading large files on a call can significantly impact quality.

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Why the world’s leading brands are prioritizing in-country number testing?

Spearline

In addition to agent-customer conversations, voice analytics, voice-bot call flows, and true interactive voice response (IVR) have a fundamental need for good audio. Pinpoint failures, identify patterns, and share information using our detailed call logs.

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How Latency is affecting YOUR customers

Spearline

Latency overload is one of the most common causes of poor quality of voice or video interaction across a network. Disturbed synchronization between voice and other data types, especially during video conferencing. No, it’s not the build-up to a joke, it’s latency. But could your customers be suffering from the punchline?

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Why latency matters for business VoIP calls?

Spearline

There are however a number of measures you can take to reduce latency and improve your organisation’s VoIP calls: Upgrade or replace slow networking equipment and devices. For example, prioritize voice or video traffic. Prioritize your network traffic based on the applications that are most important.

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CTI Technology – The Key Ingredient in Your Customer Experience Recipe

Noble Systems

This allows companies to seamlessly insert CRM into the call flow. Watch our video to learn best practices to ensure your IVR presents the right choices to customers, walk through the benefits of Automated Callbacks, and see how to set benchmarks to evaluate your IVR’s performance.