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•Loquendo TTS Now Available For Mac OS X Application Developers in 23 Languages
•Five Reasons Enterprises Should Move From an IVR to a Voice Portal
•New Telemarketing TeleWiki Launched
•SugarCRM to Support Irish Open Source Conference
•IVR Technologies Intros Talking SIP 3.4
•Doing UC Before UC Was Cool
•Top Five Reasons to Avoid Free CRM Software Solutions
•Marketing Software Provider InfusionSoft Signs 5000th Customer
•SugarCRM Delivers Enhanced Enterprise Reporting and Wireless Features
•Quantitative Telemarketing Quality Assurance
•Endeca Unveils Collaborative Approach for Multi-Channel Retail Innovation
•Performance Management is Key to Successful Contact Center Optimization
•Genesys to Offer Road Map to Drive Customer Service Initiatives
•Velocity Provides Business VoIP Offerings and Call Center Solutions
•CRM Program to Benefit from New Ethernet WAN, Kent Says
•CRM Hits Muscat, Benefits To Follow In a Month
•Appointment-Plus Expands Call Center Services
•CRM Enhancement from Ascendix Chosen by Real Estate Investment Trust
•U.K. To Measure Consumer Satisfaction

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Best Practices for Implementing a First Contact Resolution Program in the Contact Center
First contact resolution (FCR) is the KPI attracting the most attention among contact center and customer care executives today. Yankee Group believes that FCR is the foremost KPI in evaluating a contact centers overall operating performance. The benefits of FCR improvement include overall customer call reduction, a decrease in call center rework, improved service, enhanced customer satisfaction, incremental up-sell and cross-sell opportunities and increased opportunities for high value customer interactions.



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