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August 2008Software-maker positions itself to outlast listless economic conditions
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August 2008When you talk to the CEO of a company that makes PBX, IVR, ACD and similar kinds of software, and you talk about their competitors, you expect names like Avaya or Nortel or Cisco to come up. But when I visited the headquarters of Interactive Intelligence last week, I got a different picture. View Web Article
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July 2008West Texas National Bank has cut its costs and improved customer service by switching to an Internet telephone system, but the bigger benefit, an executive said, was making employees feel connected to each other. View Web Article |
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July 2008The term skills-based routing entered the contact center lexicon some 10 years ago. In June, as part of its announcement of release 3.0 of Interaction Dialer, Interactive Intelligence coined a new term, skills-based dialing. View Web Article
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June 2008Interactive Intelligence, a provider of unified IP business communications solutions, released the latest upgrade of its Interaction Dialer software. View Web Article
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June 2008University of Miami (UM) is no small rural college. In fact the University boasts over 10,000 full- and part-time faculty and staff across multiple campus locations. Add in the over 15,000 undergrads and graduate students and you start to approximate a small city or at least a very large company, in terms of the University’s telecommunications and messaging needs. View Web Article |
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June 200887% of businesses are looking to invest in Unified Communications solutions in the near future despite fears about spending due to the credit crunch. View Web Article
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June 2008After years of build-up, how much longer should we wait for the market to mature? View Web Article
June 2008Unified communications has the potential to drastically alter the business landscape -- assuming vendors really can get their collective act (and your communications) together. View Web Article
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May 2008 Interactive Intelligence, a provider of unified business communications solutions for contact center automation, enterprise IP telephony and enterprise messaging, plans to release an integrated IP communications software platform that ties into Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS) 2007 during the third quarter of this year. View Web Article
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May 2008Last week, Interactive Intelligence made some exciting product announcements and fellow-blogger Nancy Jamison has already skillfully covered those related to Customer Feedback Management. The other major piece of the story centers on integration with Microsoft Office Communications Server. View Web Article
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May 2008Interactive Intelligence last week announced that it is combining its all-in-one IP communications software platform with Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007. View Web Article
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May 2008Interactive Intelligence Inc. [Nasdaq: ININ] on Tuesday announced an IP communications software platform that integrates with Microsoft’s Office Communications Server (OCS), extending IP PBX and call centre functionality to Redmond’s unified communications platform. View Web Article
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May 2008Unified IP business communications solutions provider, Interactive Intelligence is introducing new customer feedback management products designed to help organizations to better measure and improve customer service. View Web Article
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May 2008In a triple announcement this week, Interactive Intelligence scored a hit on three fronts, adding survey functionality and speech analytics to the contact center, and integration with Microsoft OCS. View Web Article
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May 2008The provider of business communications solutions seeks to gain ground with midsize and large contact centers in what one analyst calls "a large, untapped market.” View Web Article
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