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Posts about active monitoring

    7 Tips for WebRTC Monitoring

    WebRTC users know that meetings can get disrupted. Connection issues and media quality issues are rather common. If the WebRTC service is deployed properly, then 90% or more of these issues are due to a user side problem - be it a malfunctioning device or more...

    Why Contact Centers Should Test Bi-Directionally for Voice Quality

    According to this recent Qualtrics study that examined more than 2,000 consumers, 100 contact center agents, and thousands of customer journeys, it only takes one interaction with a contact center to change how 78% of consumers feel about a company… permanently....

    Did You Say Millions or Billions? The Impact Poor Voice Quality Can Have On Your Contact Center Bottom Line

    Did you know that, in large contact centers, as many as 30% of all calls can have voice quality issues? And that figure was from a study before COVID-19 and the fast, forced mass transition of agents moving to at-home operations that happened as a result. Can you...

    How Much Does a SEV1 Cost Your Organization?

    Note: Since this is one of our most popular blog posts, we've written a new one on this subject, complete with a more specific way to quantify how costly SEV1 errors can be for contact centers. Start here and read this post, then follow the link at the bottom of...

    Comparing Active and Passive Production Monitoring

    Even the most thoroughly tested and optimized CX delivery systems are subject to unexpected failures and degradation, and CX monitoring allows an enterprise to detect these before their customers do. As covered in this Cyara Resources article, CX production...