As I mentioned in a previous post, contact centers can (and should) function as a central part of the brand measurement and management. If you are fortunate enough to already be in that position in your company, here’s a webinar you may want to...
The migration to cloud contact centers is underway. And if you haven't already migrated your telephony to VoIP, you will when you move to a cloud contact center.
We keep hearing about the death of email as people (led by the younger generations) move to social media for the bulk of their messaging needs. But in this ComputerWorld article, Howard Baldwin refers to a Radicati Group projection that business...
This article by Kyle Falkenhagen in a read-write cloud is well grounded in organizational realities and is most appropriate for enterprises.
Organizations are adopting cloud computing because when it is done right it lowers total costs, reduces CAPEX in favor of predictable opex, improves IT productivity, and accelerates solution deployment. However, in the rush to the cloud, the value...
Once again, Donna Fluss hits the nail on the head. If you don't already get it, you should subscribe to her newsletter.
Cloud computing is proving its worth.
I haven't started an essay with a Websters' definition of Mr. Evans' fifth-grade class, but here goes:
Forrester says that 34 million Americans work from home at least occasionally today and 63 million will in 2016.
I am not sure why the travel industry provides the best stories for customer service, but alas, it is.