
Voximplant at Call & Contact Centre Expo 2020
Voximplant at Call & Contact Centre Expo 2020
Voximplant at Call & Contact Centre Expo 2020
Voximplant is pleased to invite you to the conference and exhibition Enterprise Connect 2020, March 30th – April 2nd, 2020.
The event this year will focus on client experience improvement and RPA: INTERCOM Europe ‘19 is built around client experience improvement: voice bots for call centers, call management automation, speech synthesis and recognition
Useful take-aways from the event
Company speaking plan and Alexey Aylarov invitation
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Voximplant featured its Smartcalls solution at the Arch Summit ’19 at Luxemburg on 3rd and 4th April.
Last month, Voximplant took part in one of the largest conferences on communications — Enterprise Connect 2019.
How we presented our visual tool for call automation at one of the largest annual technology conference.
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