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Businesses with remote users, or
multi-site contact centers can dramatically reduce costs
and improve responsiveness to marketplace needs using
FrontRange Voice. Today's business realities drive a new
multi-site contact center model that is flat,
consolidated, and global in nature.
For most
of the 20th century, call centers were designed as large
monolithic beasts that could ensure that agents would be
available to answer questions. This approach flies in
the face of today's agile businesses who have multiple
locations, each with unique specialties, and a growing
pool of telecommuting employees. To take this approach
today means deploying multiple redundant call centers,
which means added expense and overhead.
FrontRange
Voice breaks this mold by using VoIP technology to allow
a single IPCM server to distribute calls to the right
person at the right time, regardless of their physical
location. They only need an internet connection to
receive calls from the server. This approach allows
resource pooling and enables businesses to have many
participants in a call center, even if they are not full
time call center agents.
Because
agents can be anywhere, businesses can more easily adopt
extended support hours without having to have agents
work the night shift. They simply employ agents who work
in the same timezone as the customers who would be
calling in. Be it across the US, or extended
internationally, now 'follow the sun' phone support is
as easy as sending an email.
The key to supporting remote users so
easily is to replace the existing proprietary
network usually employed by legacy PBX systems
with Voice over IP. This approach uses the
internet as the connection between the agents
phone, and the central voice server. Voice over IP
has become increasingly popular for residential
users from services such as Vonage, and is a well
established way of making phone calls. In
addition, FrontRange Voice supports sophisticated
voice compression technology to enable high
quality conversations over the public internet,
using a standard broadband connection such as
cable or DSL.
Portability is an issue with
telecommuters, they may be in the office one day,
and at a home office the next. It is impractical
to carry your telephone with you, so FrontRange
addresses this need with a built in soft-phone
which runs on the users PC. This means that a user
can bring their laptop, and a USB headset with
them to their home office, hotel, or even a local
hotspot, and log in to your phone system using
only their PC.
Safety is key when enabling remote
users. As such, FrontRange has a stringent set of
authentication requirements built into our
solution so only your agents can access your
system. You have total control over which agents
get in, and what capabilities they have when they
are logged in.
Optimize use of
agents across all
locations.
Enhance customer
satisfaction through skilled based routing and
better overall management of call volumes and
agent
availability.
Enhance customer
loyalty by consistently delivering positive
experiences through lower wait
times.
Lowering
customer-servicing
costs.
Increase top line
revenue
growth.
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