Sponsored Post: Interalia Reduces Pocket Calls to Your 9-1-1 Center
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The number of mobile phones is constantly increasing and with that increase we see a high number of pocket calls to 9-1-1. Studies have shown that 20% to 40% of all mobile calls to 9-1-1 are pocket calls. Impacts include:
- Staff increase to handle these calls.
- Decreased efficiency: Real emergency call response may be delayed due to pocket call handling.
- Reduced morale: Staff can become frustrated if they have to handle a high number of pocket calls during their shift.
Interalia has a customer proven solution that can help you reduce the number of pocket calls to your 9-1-1 center.
Our solution is simple yet very efficient. Callers are prompted to say emergency or enter a DTMF key. Based on the voice level volume or DTMF key enter, the call is transferred to a call taker. If there's no voice signal or DTMF entry, then the call is discarded. The system is listening for a voice audio level, not a specific word and the sensitivity level is fully adjustable. This technology works very well in multilingual environments.
Visit www.interalia.com to attend one of our free webinars or call 403-288-2706 x321.
   
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