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ENABLE CUSTOMER SERVICE, telemarketing, sales, and customer support departments to access and share critical client data quickly and efficiently. Saratoga Systems introduces front-office software using its proprietary Avenue architecture to provide customer service and contact center management. From initial Web inquiries through sales, AvenueService integrates an enterprise's customer interaction processes.
When combined with Avenue CTI, AvenueService brings multiple phone systems and technologies together under a single contact software application. AvenueService manages inbound and outbound call center operations within the framework of an enterprise's unique needs.
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AvenueService offers call handling, incident reporting and escalation, and problem resolution and tracking. The software supports the placement of incoming and outbound calls. Call routing, screen pops, auto-dialing, call/data coordinated transfers, and conferencing are also offered.--Saratoga Systems, Inc.
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Hey, that's my number!
BUSINESSES THAT FACE HIGH COSTS and disruptions if required to change phone numbers may have an answer. Inlogic Software offers local number portability (LNP)--one example is through MetroNet, a national provider in Canada of local telecommunications services. When MetroNet activates a customer switchover, Inlogic notifies the other service providers via a number-porting administrative center in real time, so that the customer has uninterrupted service from the same telephone number.
Inlogic deploys PIC/CARE, offering access carriers and access providers fully automated processing of orders when users move from one provider to another. Voyager is Inlogic's LNP answer to users facing substantial reprinting expenses.--Inlogic Software, Inc.
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Voice applications catalog
PRODUCTS FOR YOUR COMMUNICATIONS and data needs are available in a full-color, 40-page catalog. Graybar offers CTI, conferencing, cordless, paging, PBX, voice mail, and other solutions to meet your requirements. Graybar Digest delivers clear, accurate descriptions of a wide variety of systems from many vendors.--Graybar, Inc.
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Scale up
SPEECH-ENABLED AUTO ATTENDANT program allows large corporations, call centers, and telcos to apply speech recognition and database search technology for cost and operational savings. Phonetic Systems, Inc. has developed its product to scale to 250,000 directory records. PhoneticOperator is an NT-based program that provides inbound, outbound, and internal call routing, as well as information retrieval functions for any PBX.
The core technology of PhoneticOperator uses a dialogue module to clarify caller requests and a database search engine that relies on advanced probability-based algorithms. Its speech recognition system is able to interpret a caller's spoken input with accuracy. Phonetic Systems, Inc.
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Combine CUI and GUI
UNIFIED MESSAGING SYSTEM offers a conversational user interface (CUI) and a graphical user interface (GUI). Conversational Computing Corp.'s Conversa Messenger is a continuous-speech recognition engine integrated into a complete voice mail, e-mail, facsimile, and address book package. It works with any Windows Messaging API client application, including Microsoft Outlook.
Conversa's speech recognition system is a 32-bit Internet/telephony product designed to cross the boundaries between consumer and SOHO markets.
Key features of Conversa Messenger include local voice and remote touch-tone barge-in; dial a number from a desktop by saying a name saved in any Windows Messaging address book; remote voice or touch-tone access to mailboxes; directory service for inbound callers; voice power meter that provides feedback when speaking, indicating how well system hears users; and caller ID displays. System supports 10,000 mailboxes.--Conversational Computing Corp.
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Phone the 'Net
USE YOUR CELL PHONE to listen to personalized information while driving to work. Productivity Works turns your phone into a Web resource with pwTelephone.
pwTelephone runs on Windows 95, 98, or NT to turn the computer into a telephone server. Using standard components such as a sound board and modem, the software supports cost-effective multiple uses. Local government can provide personnel directories, road closings, and public meetings. Hospitals and community organizations can give information on their services, clinics, events, and activities. ISPs can offer value-added phone access for e-mail and personalized news. Businesses can deliver product and availability information.--Productivity Works, Inc.
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Network PBX
MOVE TELEPHONY HARDWARE to externally connected network boxes, eliminating server dependency and potential points of failure. Sphere Communications, developers of Sphericall ATM-based network PBX, has introduced a series of hardware components designed for efficient voice-over-data applications.
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