Customer story demonstrates how integrating unified communications with contact center systems increases productivity and collaboration, which BroadSoft and Aberdeen recently discussed in a webinar
GAITHERSBURG, Md., Oct. 03, 2017 -- BroadSoft, Inc. (NASDAQ:BSFT) a global market leader in cloud business software for unified communication as a service (UCaaS), and provider of collaboration and contact center as a service (CCaaS), announced today the business transformation of Michigan non-profit, MISS DIG System, Inc. (MISS DIG 811), through its implementation of BroadSoft CC-One and UC-One applications. Recently, BroadSoft and Aberdeen Research joined forces to discuss how cloud-based omnichannel and unified communications solutions improve productivity, collaboration and customer service in the webinar, The Business Value of Contact Center & UC Integration.
Like many midsize or enterprise companies who have not transitioned to the cloud, MISS DIG 811 was limited with an outdated call center and telephone system. This resulted in inconsistent customer experiences, blind call routing and forwarding so customers were not being matched with the correct service representatives, unreliable call recordings management, lack of granular insights, and more. Since integrating BroadSoft CC-One and UC-One, MISS DIG has experienced the following benefits, which can be read about in more detail here:About BroadSoft BroadSoft is the technology innovator in cloud unified communications, team collaboration, and contact center solutions for businesses and service providers across 80 countries. We are the market share leader for cloud unified communications with an open, mobile and secure platform trusted by 25 of the world’s top 30 service providers by revenue. Our BroadSoft Business application suite empowers users and teams to share ideas and work simply to achieve breakthrough performance. For additional information, visit www.BroadSoft.com.
About MISS DIG System, Inc. MISS DIG 811 was established in 1970 initially as a pilot program in Oakland County by five major Michigan utility companies, in an effort to reduce damages to their underground facilities, prevent injuries, and save lives. Michigan was the first state to implement the “one-call” law and MISS DIG 811 was the first 24/7 statewide one-call system in the country. MISS DIG 811 has received over 21 million “locate requests,” resulting in nearly 189 million transmissions.
About Bullfrog Bullfrog helps businesses grow by leveraging the internet to collaborate and communicate in real-time with their vendors, customers, and partners from anywhere, on any device, at any time. Bullfrog’s affordable, innovative communications solutions consolidate voice and data, eliminate capital expense and free businesses of legacy phone systems for a lower total cost of ownership. Bullfrog customers are small to medium North American businesses with distributed, remote, and mobile workforces in a variety of industries including, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Professional Services, and Non-Profit. Broad technical expertise, 24-hour implementations, committed customer service and accountability for its solutions distinguish Bullfrog. Founded in 2003, Bullfrog is comprised of a diverse, remote, and mobile workforce, just like the clients they serve. For additional information, visit www.Bullfrog.net.