A trunk is a communication line or physical link, such as a wire or optical line, designed to carry multiple signals simultaneously. A trunk provides network access between two points. They often connect switching centres in a communication solution.
For some contact centres, the move to a new platform introduces SIP trunking or VoIP — a massive change from the traditional real-time voice transport technologies. To ensure a smooth transition for the call centre, IT must ensure both the telecom vendor and internal staff are prepared to operate in a SIP trunking or VoIP environment. If not, it becomes a struggle to effectively manage the quality of service over networks for real-time communication.
To avoid SIP trunking or VoIP issues when moving to a new platform:
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