Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) is a cloud-based customer experience solution that allows companies to utilize a contact center provider's software. A CCaaS model allows businesses to purchase only the technology they need, reducing the need for internal IT support.
The following definitions properly describe the tools available within CCaaS solutions.
CCaaS solutions are rapidly being recognized as valuable tools and features to help modern businesses provide exceptional customer service, as indicated by the market’s expected to rise to an estimated $25 Billion by 2022. CCaaS is an ideal option for many contact centers, offering scalability as operational needs change. By providing the flexibility to pay for only the technology needed, investment is low and costs are significantly reduced while capabilities to better serve customers are expanding.
This is one of the many benefits of a CCaaS solution. You can choose only what you need at first (i.e. You can have an IVR & ACD only, without Omni-channel or WFO).
Yes, we would be able to implement an "overlay" architecture which would allow you to keep your PBX and the CCaaS would be on top of your PBX. This is a very popular solution.
Yes, redundancy is already built in within a cloud solution. There are multiple geo data centers in place to support all types of transmissions & applications. Within the data centers there are multiple redundant servers and microservers available to support the businesses to prevent outages.
It will all depend on the existing environment (network, number of seats, business type) that is in place. However, in most cases a 45-60 day implementation time would be the average which would include planning, implementation and support.
Once in the data center, you are greeted by security and they will check to see if you have access into the data center. Once you are checked in by security, a guard will escort you to your environment. To get there, the guard will have multifactor access points and there are man traps set up all through out the data center. Also, there are cameras in all the zones watching everything at all times and being recorded and backed up for at least 90 days.
Lastly, most data centers have barriers around all access points and ballistic glass put in to withstand a blast.
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