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Stanford University Medical Center, a well-known name in healthcare, was using timeconsuming methods to process phone calls. Operators had to look up contacts in the paper directory each time they needed to connect to the right person, which slowed response. Amcom Software deployed its contact center and mobile technology, which not only helped operators route calls to the right people, but also enable them to assess the gravity of a situation before routing the call.
And if an emergency message is sent to someone who isn’t available, the message will be automatically routed to the appropriate next-available staff member for response. All messages and responses are logged, making them available for auditing and process review. “Our solutions go deep into the workflow of departments by integrating with patient and emergency systems, phones, devices running any platform and connected to Wi-Fi, LAN, WAN or mobile data, and more to give a holistic approach to emergency situations,” says Brian Edds, VP, Product Strategy, Amcom Software.

