Contact Center Resources: Get to Know the Five9 Cloud

NJ 211 is a statewide network of local 211 information and referral providers for New Jersey. The organization needed work-from-home capabilities, the flexibility to scale, and a cloud contact center solution with web capabilities. 

During the pandemic university employees were forced to work remotely, and this transition impacted the IT help desk that handles remote tickets for students. Read the case study to learn how the University of Akron quickly moved its contact center to the cloud so it could remotely support students.

PAR Technology is a technology company that provides point of sale (POS) hardware and software to restaurants, retailers worldwide. As PAR moved to the cloud away from their on premises solution, they needed a unified communications as a service (UCaaS) system and cloud contact center as a service(CCaaS) provider so that they could easily collaborate across the organization. Implementing the Agent Expert Consultation feature, agents can connect with Zoom phone users throughout the organization. Creating a better first call resolution for their customers.

Regent University wanted to improve its communications channels and scale to meet growth goals. With Five9, they were able to move to the cloud with ease and scale on demand, enable an omnichannel experience so students could interact on their channel of choice and leverage workforce management and workforce optimization to improve agent scheduling and efficiency.

Hoglund handles over 6,000 net new calls on a daily basis and realized they would not be able to handle the call flow. Streamlining the contact center experience Hoglund moved the entire office to Five9 with amazing results within months of deployment.

Alivi provides solutions for healthcare organizations to have access to technology platforms and advisory services that help health plans and providers focus on creating a tailored care strategy for members while managing costs. They offer solutions for non-emergency medical transportation, ancillary and supplemental benefits, and healthcare administration. Alivi’s weekly call volume could range anywhere from 100 to 40,000 calls a week, which was taxing for their previous on-prem solution.