Messaging refers to the exchange of text, multimedia, or voice messages between individuals or devices, often using applications like SMS, MMS, or instant messaging platforms.
The oversight of non-customer-facing operations such as data entry, claims processing, or accounting. Effective management ensures smooth internal processes that support front-line agents and enhance service delivery.
The process of improving back-office efficiency through automation, workflow improvements, and resource allocation, reducing costs while ensuring seamless support for customer service functions.
Bandwidth measures the maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over a network connection in a given period, usually expressed in bits per second, affecting the speed and capacity of the connection.
A feature that allows supervisors to intervene or monitor a live call between an agent and a customer. This tool ensures immediate assistance, coaching opportunities, or escalation of issues to maintain high service quality.
A versatile agent trained to manage both inbound and outbound communications across multiple channels, such as calls, emails, and chats. This model improves flexibility, reduces idle time, and enhances operational efficiency.
The overall perception and visibility of a company or product in the market, reflecting how customers trust and recognize the brand. Strong brand reputation enhances loyalty and influences purchasing decisions.
Broadband refers to high-speed internet access that is always on and faster than traditional dial-up services, using various technologies such as DSL, cable, fiber-optic, or satellite to transmit data.
Business Continuity involves planning and preparing for potential disruptions to operations, ensuring that critical business functions can continue during and after emergencies, such as natural disasters or cyber-attacks.
Business Text Messaging is a service that allows companies to send and receive SMS messages to customers and employees, facilitating communication for marketing, customer support, or appointment reminders.
BYOC (Bring Your Own Carrier) is a model in telecom services where businesses bring their preferred telecom carrier to integrate with cloud-based communication systems, giving them more control over costs and service quality.
When companies are looking to introduce a contact center
Contact centers are under immense pressure to deliver exceptional service
