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                                                   TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER I:  Introduction
  1.0    Scope
  2.0    Methodology
  3.0    Report Organization
  4.0    Terms  
CHAPTER II:  Executive Summary
  2.0    Market Size and Growth
  2.1    Market Drivers and Constraints
  2.2    Vendor Strategies
    2.2.1    Competing in Both Spaces of the Call Center Recording Market
    2.2.2    Product Line Expansions
    2.2.3    Strengthening Current Products
    2.2.4    Expanding into New Segments of Core Markets
    2.2.5    Expansion into Non-Traditional Markets
    2.2.6    Repositioning
  2.3    Balanced Distribution  
CHAPTER III: Market Analysis and Forecast
  3.0    Overview
  3.1    Macro-Level Trends
    3.1.1    Service Dominated Economies
    3.1.2    Service as a Competitive Differentiator
    3.1.3    Improving Global Economies
    3.1.4    Laws and Regulations
    3.1.5    Growth of Customer Self-Service
    3.1.6   Privacy and Security Concerns
    3.1.7    Declining Computing Costs
  3.2    Industry-Specific Trends
    3.2.1    Recognition of the Contact Center as a Strategic Resource
    3.2.2    Industry Consolidation
    3.2.3    Decentralization
    3.2.4    Transition to “Agent Optimization” 
    3.2.5    Business Process Outsourcing
    3.2.6    Multi-Channel Communications
    3.2.7    Software-Centric Suite Model
  3.3   Market Drivers
    3.3.1    Attractive ROI
    3.3.2    Y2K Replacements
    3.3.3    Improving Global Economies
    3.3.4    Modest Penetration Rates
    3.3.5    Liability Concerns
    3.3.6    Compliance with Regulations
    3.3.7    New Technologies
    3.3.8    New Customer Applications
    3.3.9    Channel Marketing
  3.4    Market Restraints
    3.4.1    Economic Woes of Key Market Participants
    3.4.2    Mergers and Acquisitions
    3.4.3    High Initial Cost
    3.4.4    Low Labor Costs for Outsourced Contact Centers
    3.4.5    Privacy Concerns
    3.4.6    Lack of Product for Small to Medium Call Centers
    3.4.7    Automation
    3.4.8    Sales Process Challenges in Selling New Capabilities
  3.5    Sources of Revenues
    3.5.1    Full Recording
    3.5.2    Selective Recording
  3.6    Market Forecasts
    3.6.1    Definitions
    3.6.2    Pricing Assumptions
    3.6.3    Unit Sales Assumptions
    3.6.4    Forecast Tables  
CHAPTER IV:  Vendor Community
  4.0    Overview
  4.1    Points of Differentiation
  4.2    Vendor Profiles
    4.2.1    ASC telecom
      4.2.1.1    Background
      4.2.1.2    Products
      4.2.1.3    Strategies
    4.2.2    Dictaphone Corporation
      4.2.2.1    Background
      4.2.2.2    Products
      4.2.2.3    Strategies
    4.2.3    etalk Corporation
      4.2.3.1    Background
      4.2.3.2    Products
      4.2.3.3    Strategies
    4.2.4    Envision Telephony, Inc.
      4.2.4.1    Background
      4.2.4.2    Products
      4.2.4.3    Strategies
    4.2.5    HigherGround
      4.2.5.1    Background
      4.2.5.2    Products
      4.2.5.3    Strategies
    4.2.6    NICE Systems
      4.2.6.1    Background
      4.2.6.2    Products
      4.2.6.3    Strategies
    4.2.7    Verint Systems
      4.2.7.1    Background
      4.2.7.2    Products
      4.2.7.3    Strategies
    4.2.8    VoiceLogger
      4.2.8.1    Background
      4.2.8.2    Products
      4.2.8.3    Strategies
    4.2.9    Witness Systems
      4.2.9.1    Company
      4.2.9.2    Products
      4.2.9.3    Strategies  
CHAPTER V: Full Recording
  5.0    Product Description
  5.1    Buying Process
  5.2    Market Share Overview
    5.2.1    World Market Shares
    5.2.2    North America Market Shares
    5.2.3    EMEA Market Shares
    5.2.4    ROW Market Share  
CHAPTER VI:  Selective Recording
  6.0    Product Definition
  6.1    Market Share Overview
    6.1.1    World Market Shares
    6.1.2    North America
    6.1.3    EMEA
    6.1.4    Rest-of-World

  TABLE OF TABLES

  2.1    Contact Center Recording Market, World
  2.2    The Changing Composition of Contact Center Recording Systems 2003 vs. 2008
  2.3    Revenue Forecast contact Center Recording 2003 to 2008
  3.1    Marco-Level Trends Impacting Call Recording Market
  3.2    Industry-Specific Trends Impacting Call Recording Market
  3.3    Market Drivers
  3.4    Global Agents by Call Center Size
  3.5    Market Restraints
  3.6    Distribution of Full Recording Revenues by Source, World
  3.7    Distribution of Full Recording Revenues by Region, World
  3.8    Distribution of Selective Recording Revenues by Source, World
  3.9    Distribution of Selective Recording Revenues by Region, World
  3.10  Vendor Price Per Seat (World) Full Recording -- 2003 to 2008
  3.11  Vendor Price per Seat (World) Selective Recording -- 2003 to 2008
  3.12  Seat Shipments and Vendor Revenues for Full Recording, World 2003 to 2008
  3.13  Seat Shipments and Vendor Revenues for Selective Recording, World 2003 to 2008
  3.14  Percentage of Agents with Recording Capability, World -- 2003 to 2008
  4.1    Vendor Product Offers
  4.2    Vendor Product Strategies
  4.3    Vendor Target Markets
  5.1    Full Recording Market Share World Revenues
  5.2    Full Recording Market Shares World Seats
  5.3    Full Recording Market Share North America Revenues
  5.4    Full Recording Market Share North America Seats
  5.5    Full Recording Market Share EMEA Revenues
  5.6    Full Recording Market Share EMEA Seats
  5.7    Full Recording Market Share ROW Revenues
  5.8    Full Recording Market Share ROW Seats
  6.1    Selective Recording Market Share World Revenues
  6.2    Selective Recording Market Share World Seats
  6.3    Selective Recording Market Share North America Revenues
  6.4    Selective Recording Market Share North America
  6.5    Selective Recording Market Share EMEA Revenues
  6.6    Selective Recording Market Share EMEA Seats
  6.7    Selective Recording Market Share ROW Revenues
  6.8    Selective Recording Market Share ROW Seats

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