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MenaTel Systems Inc. is committed to providing state-of-the-art call center solutions to enable businesses to achieve their strategic goals. Beyond presenting a telecommunications solution to institutional clients, our call center concept presents a real opportunity for small and medium-sized businesses to leverage expertise, modern call center environments and state-of-the-art technology to meet today's and tomorrow's customer service challenges.

Our call center solution provides the flexibility that clients require to meet the challenges and dynamics of emerging, competitive markets. As such, clients are able to react quickly and efficiently and introduce new offerings that require call center technology such as telemarketing, interactive voice response (IVR), computer and telephony integration (CTI), as well as flexible call taker deployment for seasonal growth and crisis management.

The main objective of the call center is to maximize customer access to products and services by providing instantaneous response to incoming calls and responding to caller inquiries with up-to-date and accurate information. This requires integrated systems from cross technology sectors together with highly reliable applications, hardware and networks as well as the proper environment for a large number of customer service agents.

MenaTel Systems Inc. Call Center clients are able to enhance and deploy strategic services without the need to worry about substantial capital commitment.

We are committed to supporting our clients by evolving and developing new technology-based products and services while establishing a solid foundation upon which we can build the customer service strategy of the future, today. We look forward to discussing your call center needs, and to working with you to find the most cost-effective and customer-focused solution to your business' needs.

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