AYLESBURY, UK, March 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) Sytel Limited announces that it has recently completed integration with IBM's SPSS Data Collection Phone Interviews. Leading a multi-national project team from their UK headquarters, Sytel worked with IBM software teams from New Zealand, Australia, China, and the United States. Sytel completed Certification Testing with the IBM SPSS Research and Development team, and actually worked collaboratively to help improve and strengthen IBM's SPSS software developer's kit. In October 2010, IBM ceased the sale of their legacy SPSS Predictive Dialer. At that time, the Data Collection platform exposed an API for other companies to perform an integration for the sake of call centers. Sytel Limited is one of the first companies, and the sole "software only" predictive dialer, to perform this integration.
As set out by IBM: "Integration with third-party dialers allows customers to:
• Benefit from significant productivity gains, lower staff costs and increased job satisfaction
• Ensure that interviewers are fully engaged with respondents
• Auto-detection of the call outcome minimizes the time lost to unsuccessful calls
• Program the responses to each possible call outcome according to campaign-specific or global rules
• Ensure compliance with industry standards, professional codes and legal requirements by setting limits to the number of "silent calls"
• Hand off respondents to an IVR system
As part of IBM SPSS Data Collection 6, IBM SPSS Data Collection Phone Interviews is fully integrated with the Sytel ... predictive dialer."
The Sytel predictive dialer is uniquely designed for world-class performance under compliance and is white-labeled to many leading call center vendors, such as CosmoCom and inContact, as their dialer of choice. It is also is the one "software only" dialer to be fully integrated with IBM SPSS Data Collection Phone Interviews. Sytel is empowering customers in over 50 countries and delivers 24x7 support worldwide.
"A number of The Honomichl Top 50 Global Market Research Organizations have already completed exhaustive trials of our predictive dialer," reports Sytel CEO Michael McKinlay, "and we currently completing contract negotiations with them. Sytel is happy to offer any IBM customer a free trial of our award-winning dialer."
About Sytel
Sytel Limited delivers secure, resilient IP telephony and media infrastructure software for carriers, enterprises and hosted contact centre providers, connecting and managing calls and media sessions, without boundary. Sytel solutions provide high-volume routing and media processing on a distributed host-based platform, and are driving inbound, outbound and blended telephony and other media types in over 50 countries. Sytel's toolsets deliver advanced capabilities to subscribers via the web, including scripting of call processing, real-time reporting and configurable dashboards.
For further information on Sytel:
Tel: +44 1296 381 200
Email: sales@sytelco.com
Web: http://www.sytelco.com
About IBM
For more information on IBM Data Collection, please visit:
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/analytics/spss/products/data-collection/phone-interviews/features.html
Sytel Integrates with IBM SPSS Data Collection Phone Interviews
Provides advanced features for controlling telephone dialing functions.
2011-03-16
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