By Perrie Weiner, Edward Totino, Joshua Briones, and Ana Tagvoryan A company’s success hinges on the quality and efficiency of its customer service. For organizations, … Read more
By Rich Sadowski Companies across the healthcare industry have started collaborating with virtual contact centers in an attempt to operate more efficiently while still offering … Read more
Michele Shuster, of MacMurray, Petersen & Shuster LLP, reminds call centers that on September 1, 2009 the FTC’s prohibition against sending prerecorded solicitation messages without … Read more
Effective September 1, pre-recorded calls (robo calls) to consumers require written authorization if they are to be made legally. Even having an existing business relationship … Read more
By Dr. Julie Miller Information is the blessing and the curse of the digital revolution. Between email, instant messaging, text messaging, cell phones, Blackberries, and … Read more
By Mike Wilson, J.D. Music so permeates our culture that we take for granted the right to play it. However, performing rights organizations like ASCAP, … Read more
By George T. Platt According to a study commissioned by the Federal Trade Commission, last year over 9.9 million Americans were victims of identity theft, … Read more
By Patricia S. Eyres, Attorney at Law Dangers lurk in cyberspace. Every call center should have an easily understood, consistently enforceable policy to protect trade … Read more
Compiled by Peter Lyle DeHaan, Ph.D. Legal issues regarding the recording of phone calls must be considered before embarking on voice logging. This varies on … Read more
By Mike Wilson, JD Hospitals that provide answering services to physicians at below fair market value (FMV) may risk violating federal or state law – … Read more