This paper explores how Internet Protocol (IP) can be leveraged to lower the cost of enhancing customer service via your contact center. IP is a critical enabler for multisite contact centers, providing the underlying technology that lets you cost-effectively extend your contact center to locations anywhere around the world -- from regional satellite and branch offices to offshore outsourcers, hosted solutions, and at-home agents -- and enables you to deliver consistent, high-quality customer service.
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