Full-Service Customer Engagement Center Achieves Cost Savings by Transitioning from Cumbersome Legacy Equipment to Atmosphere®
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Customer Company Size
Mid-size Company
Region
- America
Country
- United States
Product
- Atmosphere®
- Atmosphere® ACD
- Atmosphere® VPD
- Atmosphere® IVR
- Atmosphere® Call Routing
Tech Stack
- Cloud-based services
- API-based multi-tenant architecture
Implementation Scale
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
Impact Metrics
- Cost Savings
- Customer Satisfaction
Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Connectivity Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Telecommunications
Services
- Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
Argo Marketing Group is a full-service customer engagement center that provides services like direct-response sales and customer engagement support. The company started as a campaign management firm in 2003, handling contact centers around the world. By 2008, they had purchased a 100 seat call center, shifting their focus from campaign management to providing coordinated services in-house. Today, Argo has more than 500 employees across three geographic regions in Maine, providing 24/7 care to domestic and international customers through phone support, e-mail, social media, text, and live chat. The company has been recognized as one of INC magazine’s fastest-growing companies three years in a row.
The Challenge
Argo Marketing Group, a campaign management firm, shifted its focus to coordinated services like direct-response sales and customer engagement support in-house. As the company grew, it needed a flexible and scalable solution that avoided costly legacy systems while remaining cost-effective. The company also needed to test new development opportunities while proving effectiveness and ROI to potential new clients. Argo had clients who needed multiple contact centers to handle massive amounts of inbound calls across carriers and time zones. The company needed to understand what its 500+ employees were doing at any given time to increase efficiencies and to offer a “one stop shop” to clients without taking on costly legacy equipment.
The Solution
Argo chose Atmosphere® for its 100% cloud-based solution that provided the scalability and flexibility needed to support a growing and evolving customer base. In its early days as a campaign management firm, Argo had clients who needed multiple contact centers to handle massive amounts of inbound calls across carriers and time zones. The Atmosphere® team was able to provide a cloud-based service to make this happen - something no one else at the time was able to do. As Argo grew, the Atmosphere® services allowed Argo to seamlessly integrate IVR and live agent solutions under one umbrella, creating a one-stop shop, while also generating employee performance metrics for internal review. When Argo decided to transition to a full-service call center, the Atmosphere® team was able to get them fully operational in three weeks through their virtual automatic call distributor [Atmosphere].
Operational Impact
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