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Carrier Class Reliability: |
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CallCenter@nywhere was designed
to address the reliability concerns of companies
who require a level of up-time that enterprise-grade
technologies are not designed to deliver. The
"carrier-class" value proposition of
this unique, patent-pending "hot-backup"
capabilities that keep communications alive even
if individual servers fail - a milestone in contact
center technology. |
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Hot
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Mirrored, Distributed Architecture |
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At the core of CallCenter@nywhere
is its 'hot-backup' architecture. The software
is written to enable each software process (hardware
control, network resources, ACD queues, etc.)
to be fully mirrored. Each functioning "master"
resource can be simultaneously run and synchronized
on another qualified server. If a master process
ceases to operate, the mirrored process becomes
the master. Both the master and the mirror communicate
via TCP/IP and constantly update one another on
all real-time information. |
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