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Large Contact Center Solutions
Solution Assessments

Large Contact Center Solutions
Solution Assessments

Contact center managers face many challenges. In addition to the traditional balancing act of operational efficiency and customer interaction effectiveness, they must make frequent system and process adjustments to keep their centers in-synch with shifts in customer demand and organizational goals. They must leverage existing investments in technology while evaluating the potential advantages of support for new technologies, such as VoIP, SIP, Web Services, VXML, and SOA architectures, and sorting out the competing claims of solutions vendors.

At the same time, contact center solutions vendors also face many challenges as they track and address their target customers’ evolving needs. Vendor strategies and approaches to the contact center solutions market vary widely. Some offer best-of-breed partial solutions, such as to address the need for agent quality monitoring and staffing, or customer self-service. Others offer more complete solutions, which include bundled telephony switching and contact center applications.

Some offer solutions which go beyond the formal contact center to address “new ways of communicating”, merging the contact centers and the broader organization’s communications requirements. Regardless of their strategy or market approach, they all face the same challenge: to differentiate their contact center solutions and services in an increasingly competitive and global market place.



Anatomy of a Solution Assessment

Delivered via our web-based platform CurrentCOMPETE, Current Analysis’ Large Contact Center Solution Assessments cover the key companies offering various systems and applications required to deliver sophisticated contact center solutions for high-volume customer interaction environments.

Solution Elements

  • Core Contact Center
  • Interconnectivity
  • Optimization
  • Outbound and Blended Dialing
  • Reporting and Analytics
  • Self Service

Key Selection Criteria

  • Client Facing Features and Applications
  • Inward-facing Features and Applications
  • Price
  • Scalability, Virtualization, and Multi-Tenancy
  • Interoperability and Mobility

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Solution Assessment Competitive Landscape Chart

Ranking based on Key Selection Criteria ratings

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Large Contact Center Solutions Covered

» Aspect Software Unified IP

» Avaya Customer Interaction Center

» Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise

» Interactive Intelligence Customer Interaction Center

» Siemens HiPath ProCenter Enterprise


Stay Informed With Analysis of Major Industry Issues

» Managing the migration to support VoIP and IP transport in contact centers.

» Migrating existing self-service.

» Addressing the growing demand for contact centers to support mobility (mobile customers and work forces).

» The business values and the most effective ways to support expert, occasional, and geographically dispersed agents.

» How contact center solutions will fit into strategies for addressing the emerging demand for unified and enterprise-wide communications solutions.


What's Included in Solution Assessments

» Solution Description

» Solution Score

» Current Perspective

» Solution Elements

» Strengths

» Weaknesses

» Key Selection Criteria

» Go-to-Market Analysis

» Solution Metrics


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» Managed IP Services

» Optical Transport Services

» Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) Suites

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