Contact Professional Issue

January/February 2008
January/February 2008

Ours is one of the most “people-centric” industries anywhere. So, when it comes to technology, the key is the recognition that technology enhances and elevates the function, but does not define it. I cannot tell you how many times I have been delighted to listen to the creator of the new contact center offering exude overwhelming enthusiasm over the many ways the new offering will ultimately benefit the people it was designed to help. They “get it...

Linda Driscoll-Dobel

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Columns
Cloning the Best Contact Center Agents
   Expert Advice
Speech Technology - What You May Be Missing
   Trend Watch
What Contact Centers Know About Unified Communications

Feature
Achieving High Performance - Building Strong Links Between the Contact Center and Enterprise
Aligning Employee Goals with Strategic Enterprise Goals through Performance Coaching

SpecReport
Optimizing Your Strategic Plan - How to Avoid Call Center Disaster Stories

Departments
  Bottom Line
Desktop Automation Equates to Customer Satisfaction
  Human Capital
Is Your Contact Center Hiring?
Pre-Employment Testing Can be Invaluable for Contact Centers
  Site Selection
Latin America as the Next India
  Technology
IP in Call Centers - A Bright New Future or Just Another Technology?
  Vendor Showcase
Benefits and Advantages of Recording and Archiving Calls
Quality Assurance Checks and Balances