Abstract: A contact center, system, and method of operating a contact center are provided. In one example, the system includes a quantum computing resource and a server. The server is configured to receive a contact from a customer communication device, provide information about the contact to the quantum computing resource, receive a probabilistic output from the quantum computing resource based on the quantum computing resource processing the information about the contact, and make a work assignment decision for the contact based on the probabilistic output.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure are directed to methods and systems for improving security of Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) calls in a Software Defined Network (SDN). In one embodiment a Software Defined Perimeter (SDP) gateway intercepts a SIP registration message from an initiating host to an accepting host for a SIP communication session. The SDP gateway further perform Single Packet Authentication (SPA) to determine if the initiating host is approved. In response to the initiating host being approved, the SDP gateway, adds the initiating host to a whitelist of the SDN. The SDP gateway also instructs the accepting host to accept a communication request from the initiating host for the SIP communication session.

Abstract: A contact center, system, and method of operating a contact center are provided. In one example, the system includes a quantum computing resource and a server. The server is configured to receive a contact from a customer communication device, provide information about the contact to the quantum computing resource, receive a probabilistic output from the quantum computing resource based on the quantum computing resource processing the information about the contact, and make a work assignment decision for the contact based on the probabilistic output.

Abstract: An incoming communication is received. For example, an incoming voice call is received for a user. A rule is applied to the incoming communication. The rule is based on sensor information associated with the user, presence information associated with the user, and a prior history of handling communications by the user. In response to applying the rule to the incoming communication, a method of notifying the user of the incoming communication is determined. For example, a voice call may be converted to a text communication where the user is notified via text. The incoming communication is routed to a user communication device of the user based on the rule.

Abstract: An incoming communication is received. For example, an incoming voice call is received for a user. A rule is applied to the incoming communication. The rule is based on sensor information associated with the user, presence information associated with the user, and a prior history of handling communications by the user. In response to applying the rule to the incoming communication, a method of notifying the user of the incoming communication is determined. For example, a voice call may be converted to a text communication where the user is notified via text. The incoming communication is routed to a user communication device of the user based on the rule.

Abstract: Contact centers may receive a call that is unintentionally disconnected or has poor audio quality. If the customer needs to call again, re-entering the normal queuing process, which may have a significant delay, or re-starting an issue (e.g., providing background information, stating a problem, etc.) further adds to the frustration. Methods and systems are provided to enable a customer, who is disconnected or other wise unable to communicate effectively with an agent, to be re-queued at a higher priority, if they call the contact center again, such as within a period of time likely to be associated with the same event.