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01 Apr, 2005
Cries of anguish:- "What do I do with my Wordnet"?

As NICE bring the curtain down (figuratively speaking) on the Wordnet 3 we say goodbye to one of the longest running shows in Call Recording history, - bravo, encore and jolly well done! Okay, now let's move on:- So you have a Wordnet (Series 1, 2 or 3), all of which are now obsolete, what are your options? In short, whatever you want them to be. Because Business Systems has stockpiled spares for all of these models, we are offering...

Blog
23 Dec, 2004
Recording Corporate Mobiles for Security

Business Systems have added a new recording solution to the already popular 'Vocal' range of recorders. In response to customers concerns over capturing and monitoring mobile -to-mobile telephone calls, Business Systems has introduced VocalMobile. VocalMobile offers a reliable method of capturing all mobile telephone calls with playback of calls via secure password protected browser access. This solution closes the loop hole in any high security environments such as trading where mobile to mobile communications have not until now been able...

Blog
23 Dec, 2004
Product Launch - NICECall Focus III

This is NICE’s 3rd generation of the Nicecall and they have put a lot of effort into giving the market a useable product, which competes well against other comparable mid range solutions such as the VocalPro. In the past NICE have been in a dilemma as to how many features to put into their smaller system and how many to leave out so that it does not detract from its big brother the Nicelog; with the NiceCall Focus III it...

Blog
23 Dec, 2004
Low cost DIY telephone recording

There should be no doubt in anyone's mind just what's in store for them when they visit the web site www.telephonerecordersdirect.co.uk. In a bold move and in line with customer demand, Business Systems has launched a sister company to provide simple, low cost call recording that can be installed on a DIY basis along with advice on how to get the process right. The target customers are the smaller department or company that only wants to record a few telephones...

Blog
23 Dec, 2004
Hold that 'Forklift', make your Nicelog even nicer

When a salesman tells you his proposed system upgrade is a "forklift job" you know what he's really saying is, "throw away what you've got and buy new", yeah right! So what is the commercially astute thing to do and just where is the smart money being spent? In this article, the BSL Monitor shows you there's a Nice alternative at a lower cost; so read on to find out more about Nicelog.... Nicelog users really score because there is...

Blog
23 Dec, 2004
Forthcoming Nicelog Showcases

The two biggest and best showcases to see the Nicelog product offering this year are, the Birmingham Call Centre Expo in September and if you can't make that there is the more glitzy (do book early) Business Systems Christmas event in early December at the New London Stock Exchange. (see web for details). As Nice's principal systems integrator in the UK, Business Systems will be flying the flag for Nice to show their latest products with all the application modules....

Blog
23 Dec, 2004
Why competitive Call Recorder options are good for customers

There is no denying the fact that when Nice bought their major competitor Thales Recorders in 2002 a big chunk of 'customer choice' got axed in one fell blow. With the introduction of the Vocal Recorder range in 2003, a lot more choice is being given back to the customer and restoring the market-balance. "We believe that our customers now have the best system choices available;" comments Stephen Thurston Sales Director of Business Systems UK Ltd: "by selecting COTS technology...

Blog
23 Dec, 2004
What's Hottest in Call Recording?

The runaway success for 2004 for call recording in our book has to be the 'Vocal-Pro', the 'lite' recorder in the Vocal Range. Pound for pound, bang for the buck, power to weight ratio or brake horsepower per tonne, it doesn't matter how you measure it this unit does the business and gets our vote for 'European Call Recorder of the Year'. This model enters with 8 extension channels but also moves smoothly up to 2 x E1's trunkside; add...

Blog
23 Dec, 2004
The UK's Premier Call Recording Event at the Stock Exchange

Business Systems is hosting the UK's largest Call Recording Showcase at the London Stock Exchange, in Paternoster Square on December 9th 2004. The showcase features an array of call recording solutions from industry leading manufacturers, showing product demonstrations of the latest recording technologies. Visitors will gain an insight into exciting applications that are to be released in the new year, such as capturing and linking multiple types of communications together - voice, VoIP, data and integrating to front-end processing systems...

Blog
23 Dec, 2004
The Art of Quality Calibration for Contact Centres

Unfortunately, no matter how good quality documentation and training provided is, the uniqueness of individuals and the way they perceive an agent's call performance will always produce an inconsistent evaluation result amongst a large group of evaluators. Therefore, how can a contact centre ensure a certain level of consistency with quality monitoring within an inconsistent process? One way is by contact centre management conducting regular auditing and calibration processes. Calibrating and auditing quality monitoring evaluators can be done in several...

Blog
23 Dec, 2004
Business Systems on the history trail of old voice recorders

Our thanks to the curator of the Austrian Submariners Museum for sending this picture (the extent of the Monitor's readership is truly amazing). Just one glance at this photo and the nostalgia is so thick you can almost smell the mixture of salt air and diesel fumes; it makes you want to say things like, "when I was a lad, we made voice recorders out of girders". In an attempt to trace the history of these wonderful examples,we once again...

Blog
23 Dec, 2004
Beat this - Calling old Voice Recorder photos please!

Yes folks we’re looking for a bit of nostalgia here. By nostalgia, we mean pictures of an old voice recorder. Kids today think voice recorders have always been digital, 200 + channels arrangements in 4U 19 inch racks; hah! what do they know? We’re looking for the real stuff; 7 feet high, 2 feet wide and 2 feet deep; weighing in at 400 kilos, a solid mass of cast iron, pulsing relays and open spool tape, all of which produced...

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