The FCC requests comment as to whether a caller may presume consent under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) where they have a reasonable basis to do so and until such time as the called party claims they did not provide consent.
For telemarketing companies and the world of reporting, we must supply the team with all the information they need to evaluate the program from top to bottom.
In this time of extraordinary uncertainty and change, your contact center team has learned to quickly adapt to do the best they can, with what they have, from where they are.
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QVD announced today that it is one of the first telephone carriers authorized by the STIR/SHAKEN governing authority to digitally sign calls with full attestation for its customers.
Building off the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (“CCPA”), the California Privacy Rights Act of 2020 (“CPRA”) is a proposed ballot initiative aimed to amend and broaden the CCPA. If passed by California voters in November 2020, the CPRA would enhance consumer privacy rights, impose additional restrictions on the use of personal information by businesses, and create a new California state agency dedicated to privacy enforcement.
Greetings PACE Members! You have all been on my mind constantly as we, the inhabitants of the planet Earth, face one of the most unpredictable and unforgiving challenges of our lifetime. I think you will all agree that everything has changed in 2020
Moderated by BenchmarkPortal’s Bruce Belfiore, who has taken a thought leadership position on the COVID-19 crisis
In response to the Federal Communications Commission’s Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking related to STIR/SHAKEN implementation, PACE filed comments reiterating its call for systems and processes to protect legal callers from improper call blocking.
In an Order issued Friday, the Federal Communications Commission implemented enhanced liability provisions for Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) violations Congress passed as part of the TRACED Act. Specifically, under the new provisions
The Eleventh Circuit has joined the Second Circuit in finding that the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) does not authorize unilateral revocation of consent to receive automated calls when such consent is given in a bargained-for contractual provision.
First Contact podcast continues its series Stories of the Call Center with another insightful episode exploring the topic of true leadership with Consultant Expert and CEO, Christa Heibel. Join us as we explore topics like crisis leadership, mindset and business strategies in the Contact Center industry.
In recent months, BBC Technology Solutions has helped companies transition thousands of employees to their homes by providing refurbished laptops and desktops, ensuring that businesses can continue to meet the needs of their clients remotely. We provided a local contact center with multiple locations across the United States with [...]
Today’s crisis has brought contact centers into focus. Customers need answers immediately: immediate availability, after all, is what consumers have come to expect from today’s brands. For contact centers, the unprecedented surge in contact volumes – in every channel!
PACE Association, in partnership with Fidelum Partners, is delivering a webinar series on the truth about AI in contact centers. This series of webinars include an Executive Summary session and three industry verticals: Healthcare, Insurance, and Retail.
A three-judge panel in the Seventh Circuit largely affirmed an Illinois federal court’s judgment finding Dish Network liable for forcing retailers to make 66 million unlawful telemarking calls to consumers. While the Seventh Circuit affirmed liability.
After recent opinions from the Seventh Circuit (Gadelhak) and Eleventh Circuit (Glasser), a narrow interpretation of automatic telephone dialing system (ATDS) seemed to be gaining traction. Both held that a system is not an ATDS unless it can [...]
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The recent scrutiny and class action litigation accompanying Zoom’s rapid transformation to the cultural mainstream stands as a powerful reminder of the importance of proactively understanding and disclosing how a business collects, uses, and shares its customers’ personal information.
New research from our PACE ACX conference keynote speaker, Karin Hurt, reveals practical ways to get your team bringing you better ideas.
