Enghouse Interactive Debuts Exciting New Attendant Console at Microsoft Ignite 2016

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Earlier this week, at Microsoft Ignite 2016, Enghouse Interactive unveiled a new Attendant Console for Microsoft Skype for Business, a new professional attendant and operator console solution native to Skype for Business Cloud PBX and accessible directly from Microsoft Office 365.

Absent any need for on-premise equipment, the highly interactive and graphical interface brings a gamification approach to increasing attendant and operator productivity. Menus and functions are state-dependent and devoid of unnecessary desktop clutter and redundant actions. Calls travel dynamically and change colour based on a contact’s queue position and age. In addition, users are empowered with directory searching coupled with Presence in Skype for Business.

“The increasing growth of unified communications is a testament to Microsoft Skype for Business,” said John Cray, vice president of product management, Enghouse Interactive.

“We are honoured to team with Microsoft to support the collaboration needs of our customers.”

James Skay, senior product marketing manager, Microsoft Skype for Business Developer Platform, Microsoft Corp, went on to state that“this milestone achievement brings a next-generation and gamification approach to call handling that enables enhanced productivity and collaboration.”

“We are excited to share this innovative breakthrough with both Microsoft Ignite attendees and the thousands of enterprises worldwide for which Skype for Business is the preferred call management system.”

Gartner, in its August 2016 Market Guide for Microsoft Skype for Business Contact Center Partners, has listed Enghouse Interactive as a Representative Vendor for its Skype for Business contact centre solutions.

Enghouse has over 400 customers using Enghouse Interactive’s contact centre products deployed in Skype for Business, totaling more than 10,000 active seats.

Author: Robyn Coppell

Published On: 5th Oct 2016 - Last modified: 2nd Jan 2020
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