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Google and Avaya team up in contact centre partnership

11 December 2014 •

The two firms hope to provide more efficient and faster access to contact centre technology for users

Google has today announced an alliance with Avaya to work together on contact centre solutions for enterprises. The pair are set to merge Avaya's experience in comms technologies with Google's b...

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