amazon killed the call center & reasons your contact center belongs in the cloud

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If your enterprise contact center isn’t in the cloud yet, you can’t afford to miss this session. Contact center industry expert Sheila McGee-Smith will discuss the explosion of cloud infrastructure and applications available to enterprise contact centers. Matt Zemon, CEO of American Support, and Chad Rycenga, CIO of Cobridge Communications, will join Sheila to talk about the innovative value of their Salesforce integration and why they moved to a cloud contact center as fast as possible. This session is brought to you by LiveOps, a proud sponsor of Dreamforce. Presented by: Sheila McGee-Smith, President, McGee-Smith Analytics; Chad Rycenga, CIO, Cobridge Communications; Matt Zemon, CEO, American Support

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Amazon Killed the Call Center & Reasons Your Contact Center Belongs in the Cloud

Sheila McGee-Smith, President, McGee-Smith AnalyticsChad Rycenga, CIO, Cobridge Communications Matt Zemon, CEO, American Support

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Why Contact Centers Belong in the Cloud

Learn why and how companies decided to move their contact centers to the cloud– Fortune 50 Financial Services Firm

– Health Plan Provider and Outsourcer

– Service Provider

Hear about American Support’s cloud-based contact center service based on LiveOps applications

Understand the benefits Cobridge Communications is realizing using American Support cloud-based contact center services

Ask your questions about cloud-based contact centers

The Amazon Effect

63.7% of consumers who shopped among 20

leading e-commerce sites in December 2010

say they shopped at Amazon.com, up from

55.1% a year ago.

-Kantar Retail ShopperScape survey

Working Definition of Cloud

Model for enabling convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable

computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, platforms, applications, talent, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or

service provider interaction.

6© 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco PublicC97-541444-00

Open StandardsHybrid

Cloud

PrivateCloud

PublicCloud Virtual Private

Cloud

The Application Cloud Journey

Brick & Mortar

Contact Center in the Cloud

Why have companies gone cloud?1) Complex environments2) System needs major overhaul3) Fluctuating capacity needs4) Zero tolerance for downtime5) Driving out cost 6) Multi-channel Mobility

Innovative Financial Services

• Existing solution– Complex multi-vendor, multi-site routing

solution with a host of best-of-breed adjunct applications

• Why Cloud?– Taking Plugs Out of the Wall: across the business– Lighten IT Resource Demand: multi-vendor exacted a

heavy integration toll

• Approach – Internal trial followed by broad deployment

Health Plan Provider and Outsourcer

• Existing solution– ACD and IVR based on 1990’s technology required complex, proprietary,programming

• Why Cloud?– Technology refresh $5-$10 million CAPEX– Too easy to fall behind technology curve– Variable demand of outsourcing business

• Approach – Ability to embed telephony controls into internally-

developed desktop, HIPPA Support

Communications Service Provider

• Existing solution– Internal solutions required technology upgrade to

keep up with client demands

• Choosing a Partner, Not Just a Technology– Marketing and business

development as well as sales and sales support

– Agent resources

American Support: Matt Zemon, CEO

• Existing Solution

• Why Cloud?

• Why LiveOps?

• Experience to date?

Cobridge Communications: Chad Rycenga, CIO

• Existing Solution

• Why Cloud?

• Why American Support/LiveOps?

• Experience to date?

Questions & Answers

Sheila McGee-Smith

President, McGee-Smith Analytics

Chad Rycenga

CIO, Cobridge Communications

Matt Zemon

CEO, American Support

What Should You Be Doing?

Remain current about your company’s approach to data center use, virtualization and cloud-based applications

Continue to educate yourself about what your application vendors offer with respect to cloud applications

Consider a pilot, e.g. home agents

Start thinking about the synergies of multiple cloud-based applications

Cloud Is Not About TechnologyIt Is About Allowing IT to be

More Efficient and More Responsiveto the Business

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