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Salmat to implement Avaya call centre technology
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Despite spending upwards of $350,000 on a speech analytics system, Melbourne based insurance broker iSelect is looking to expand its existing call centre software to support better real-time processing, including possible emotion recognition.
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Telstra uses Salesforce for crowd sourcing
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