They satisfy critical security, service assurance and regulatoryrequirements in wireline, cable and wireless networks; and support multipleprotocols-SIP, H.323, MGCP/NCS, H.248 and RTSP-and multiple borderpoints-interconnect, access and data center. This new IPcommunications environment requires a new solution for recording allcommunications within a customer interaction session. “NICE`s SIP-based support is a strong step forward in delivering IP-enabledrecording to organizations,” said Neil Segall, vice president of businessdevelopment for Contact Center Solutions at Acme Packet. “We are happy to offera combined solution with NICE to help our customers lower total cost ofownership and assure best-in-class security and availability.” Acme Packet will formally introduce this solution in a session at NICEInteractions ‘09, the NICE User Group`s annual conference, in Dallas, TX, April20-23, 2009 at the Hyatt Regency. As TDM-based call centers transition to IP-basedcontact centers, they can easily expand and unify all their customercommunication modes, including voice, interactive video, instant messaging andwhite boarding-all augmented by agent presence information. NICE is the leadingprovider of Insight from Interactions solutions and value-added services,powered by the convergence of advanced analytics of unstructured multimediacontent and transactional data.
Session recording is a critical requirement in both call centers and UCdeployments today for compliance with industry regulations and assessment ofcall center agent performance. Utilizing the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) standard, thejoint solution leverages Acme Packet`s ability to replicate multiple IP sessionsincluding voice, video and instant messaging and NICE`s session recording andanalytics expertise to provide IP contact center customers with a secure andflexible solution to meet their current and future needs. DALLAS–(Business Wire)–Acme Packet (NASDAQ:APKT), the leader in session border control solutions, todayannounced a new joint solution with business partner NICE Systems that supportssession recording in IP contact centers and unified communication (UC)environments. The Clippers traded a 2009 second round pick to the Portland for rights to the 55th pick Mike Taylor.
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