As I mentioned in an earlier post we have been putting the finishing touches on the latest version of our reporting and analytics product. I'm pleased to say we have now set it free into the wild to fend for itself. Many thanks to the developers that worked on the project - Ant, Ezzat, Gautham, Jon, Koan, Richard, Ryan, Scott, Tom and Vikram. The company press release is as follows:
Exony 4.5 Reporting and Analytics increases visibility, control and reporting for contact centre managers
Exony has launched Exony 4.5 Reporting and Analytics, a software tool designed to increase visibility and control of the overall customer interaction process and of contact centre performance. The tool will enable contact centre managers to further improve the customer experience, as well as increase productivity and efficiency. Exony is the leader in communications software solutions for contact centres and IP communications.
Exony 4.5 Reporting and Analytics builds on the success of the Exony MI suite by addressing the key problems of business users in complex customer interaction environments. Specifically, Exony 4.5 Reporting and Analytics has been developed in close co-operation with major enterprise customers in the UK, Continental Europe and the USA, in order to improve the end-user experience and empower both operational and strategic decision-making.
Analyst group Gartner estimates the market for contact centre technology sales in Western Europe to be $607m, with a massive rise in IP communications forecast*.
Ian Ashby, Chief Executive Officer of Exony said: “Exony 4.5 Reporting and Analytics is a big leap forward in empowering business users to manage customer interaction processes more effectively. The feedback from both customers and prospects has been extremely positive to the enhanced integration capability, improved analytics engine and business user-friendly tools. We believe the new product will make a big impact on productivity and efficiency, particularly in large enterprise and hosted contact centre environments.”
[Please excuse the gratuitous linking but I've got this blog setup to auto-link to Exony and a press release contains more than it's fair share of the word.]