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December 2011 | # 44 |
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Have you ever wondered how to push information through a universal communication channel? Imagine if anyone could subscribe to your information feed by sending an SMS.
Each time you want to publish information you will use the most appropriate tool to do so, from a simple SMS coming from your mobile phone, to standard email or web page. The content will be automatically dispatched by SMS.
A message sent with authorized mobile person will be immediately forwarded to all subscribers. What can you do with it? Alerting systems, information flow for local population, events, “Twitter like” using SMS… Who will be interested? Local authorities, Communities, fire station, industries, universities… Ask for more information brault@quescom.com |
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Some of QuesCom’s customers deploy gateways in remote sites where only narrow bandwidth or satellite IP links are available. Voip Compression becomes a key success factor to the project. We wanted to share with our resellers, partners and customers a very stable and efficient compression from http://www.voip-x.co.uk. This solution has been deployed at QuesCom customers in Congo and South Africa where IP bandwidth is expensive and where only satellite links are available.
For more information contact: sales@quescom.com | |||
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Table of content:
Increase successful calls by showing mobile numbers as CLIs Offering free incoming calls for your customers Methods of integrating SMS into contact centers (IN and OUT) |
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All customer visits of Duravit are now confirmed by SMS and a reminder is sent automatically shortly before the meeting in order to reduce the no-show up rate. This QuesCom SMS solution improved greatly the customer service, by reducing non-attended customer visits, reducing travel time and travel costs.
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Why using QuesCom instead of a Service provider? |
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