Saudi Arabia CIO Summit 2012 Interactive Intelligence demonstrates revolutionary contact centre, unified communications and BPA Technology

Interactive Intelligence Middle East, the regional arm of Interactive Intelligence, a global provider of unified IP business communications and contact centre solutions, is participating at the Saudi Arabia CIO Summit 2012. The event taking place between  25th- 26th September, 2012 at the Hilton hotel, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia brings together the region's top CIOs, CTOs and IT business executives. Interactive Intelligence is demonstrating its award-winning Customer Interaction Center CIC 4.0 solution, a powerful, all-in-one application platform architected for SIP and Voice over IP VoIP that serves all of a business’s communication and process automation needs.  

Mr. Abdul Nasser Bangcola, country manager,Saudi Arabiaat Interactive Intelligence says, “The IT sector in Saudi is booming on account of the huge technology investments by the government, the Kingdom’s powerful presence in the oil and gas and financial services sectors and constant innovation by the country’s banks and telecom companies. The market presents a huge amount of business opportunities for Interactive Intelligence. The CIO Summit puts us in contact with a large number of top level IT decision makers across government and enterprises. It gives us a good platform to educate regional CIOs about the strengths and capabilities of our technology and build on our existing base of prestigious clients in the country.”

Interactive Intelligence’s Customer Interaction Center is an all-in-one contact center platform for multichannel interactions, available as a cloud-based service, on-premise, or as a managed service. It provides unified communications for scalable, application-rich IP PBX, messaging, conferencing and collaboration throughout the enterprise. The company’s Interaction Process Automation (IPA) application provides communications-based business process automation for control over multi-step people-centric processes. It gives visibility into operations, and content-inner management to handle even the most extensive information volumes.