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Is Teams Ready To Be Your Contact Center?

23rd Apr 1:00pm - 2:00pm MDT Clear Creek
71 attended
Session Description

Microsoft has a robust certification and third-party ecosystem for Contact Center solutions, but what about the native functionality within Microsoft Teams?

As Microsoft continues to enhance its Voice Applications offering, including Auto Attendants and Call Queues, the line between a full-fledged contact center and Teams' "Contact Center Lite" capabilities is blurring. It's time to explore what Teams can offer natively and reassess whether your use cases can be effectively covered.

Join us to delve into:

  • Understanding Voice Applications and maximizing their effectiveness.
  • Exploring current and future capabilities within Teams.
  • Evaluating if these "Contact Center Lite" features align with your organization's needs.
  • Determining if a third-party solution is necessary
  • Exploring real-world customer scenarios and solutions.

By the session's end, you'll be well-informed about Microsoft's offerings, equipped to assess whether native Teams functionalities meet your business requirements, or if integrating a third-party solution is essential for your contact center strategy.

Attendees (71)
Young Kim
Enterprise Architect at CBTS
Connor Corbet
Consulting Engineer at CDW
Brian Rappe
Senior Director, Sales at LoopUp
Aaron Botello
Network Engineer at University of Colorado at Boulder
Jonathan Zenir
Microsoft
Suzanne Norvell
Director of Partnerships at TeamsCX
Dino Caputo
MVP & Partner at EnableUC Inc.
Jim Marquez
Infrastructure Engineer at The Kroger Co.
Missie Doll
System Admin at CU Boulder
Herman Seminiano
Principal Solutions Architect at AudioCodes
Brian Muller
Staff Manager IT at Qualcomm
Tom Arbuthnot
Co-Founder at Empowering.Cloud
Mark Armstrong
CEO at Code Software
Ben Lee
Head "Microsoft" Nerd at N-Able
John Deletre
Chief of UC & CX practice at Solulan
Ed Douglas
O365 Platform Administrator at Doosan Digital Innovation America
+55 other Attendees