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Survey sheds light on contact center deployments

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Survey sheds light on contact center deployments
In concert with Avaya's recent launch of new and enhanced products and services based on Avaya Aura designed to improve real-time, multi-media communications, Webtorials released some survey results about user requirements for contact center deployments based on research made possible by Avaya. The survey responses were collected this summer from individuals who rely on, or support the contact center, or exert purchasing influence over contact center operations -- representing a variety of deployments, company sizes and industries. Read More


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