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EDS and Avaya Create a Global Infrastructure for Contact Centers to Enable Operational Efficiencies, High Productivity, and Client Satisfaction

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Overview With hundreds of clients in all major industries, Electronic Data Systems Corporation (EDS) needs to address an extremely wide range of evolving Customer Relationship Management (CRM) requirements through their outsourced contact center solutions. Their vision is to implement a Strategy of Enablement that can bring maximum efficiency, quality, and value to meet the current business goals of their clients. EDS s Business Processing Outsourcing (BPO) Platform make it possible for main contact center hubs to support core input, process, and output functions across market-facing service offerings delivered at networked service locations. Best-in-class services are enabled by applications such as Avaya Communication Manager/Contact Center; Avaya Interaction Center with Business Advocate routing (IP ACD); Avaya Application Enablement Services; and Avaya Call Management System.

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Publisher	Avaya	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2008
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Outsourcing, Call Center - Contact, CRM Software

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