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Israel’s NICE Systems (NASDAQ: NICE) is enabling its Real-Time offering in the cloud, with NICE Real-Time Activity Monitoring (RTAM) being the first solution to migrate to this platform.
The cloud-based solution, the company boasts, will support improved scalability and performance across contact center and back office operations, and will enable organizations to streamline IT processes, lowering costs and simplifying installment.
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The latest version of RTAM also supports data input from a much larger number of agent desktops. The new infrastructure will help large-scale operations boost customer service.
NICE RTAM helps identify time-saving opportunities by uncovering process bottlenecks and inefficiencies in agent desktop activities. With these insights, certain processes can be automated to reduce handle time and eliminate mistakes, and managers can also identify top performing employees and replicate their actions as team best practices.
Miki Migdal, President, NICE Enterprise Product Group, stated,
“We expect that our cloud-based RTAM offering will meet the growing market demand for SaaS and hosted technologies. NICE is committed to delivering best-in-class solutions and services, while giving our customers a range of deployment options that improve flexibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness.
“With the current set of enhancements to our real-time suite of solutions, organizations will be in a better position to create the perfect experience for their customers by optimizing all of the processes that take place in the ‘background’ of every interaction and ensuring that employees are engaged and ready for every interaction.”
