SBR Technology Excellence Awards 2023 Winner: Toku

Toku nabs the Enterprise Software - IT Services title at the SBR Technology Excellence Awards 2023.

Toku's success story involves developing the Toku Contact Centre, which provides a solution for a large and complex organisation across 11 countries with over 5000 agents. This contact centre solution aligns perfectly with customer expectations, offering a full hybrid and cloud-based solution with on-premise capabilities where necessary. This ensures timely and personalised information for agents working in an omnichannel environment. Discover how Toku is transforming customer experience with its CEO & Founder, Thomas Laboulle.

Learn more about them: Toku Wins Enterprise Software - IT Services Award at SBR Technology Excellence Awards

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