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  1. Microsoft Teams Queues App Explained — Shared Call History, Copilot, and What's Next

    APR 7

    Microsoft Teams Queues App Explained — Shared Call History, Copilot, and What's Next

    Sean Gilmour, Principal Lead PM for Advanced Calling Experience at Microsoft, discusses the evolution of the Microsoft Teams Queues app — from its origins as a purpose-built workspace for collaborative calling to the latest capabilities, including shared call history and some of what is coming next. • How the Queues app was designed for "citizen agents" — workers who handle customer calls alongside their primary roles, from HR and internal help desks to healthcare professionals and financial services • Supervisor capabilities including delegated admin, monitor, whisper, barge, and takeover — traditionally higher-end contact centre features now available in the native Microsoft Teams experience • Shared call history: why giving agents and supervisors visibility of all calls across a queue, including missed calls and shared voicemails with lightweight management, is a significant step forward • How the Queues app fits into the broader Microsoft Teams Phone ecosystem alongside Dynamics 365 and certified contact centre partners through Teams Phone Extensibility • The role of Copilot and AI in enhancing call queue intelligence, from in-call assistance to proactive insights for part-time supervisors • Endpoint support across desktop, web, and IP phones, with a mobile-first experience in development for frontline workers Thanks to Luware, this episode's sponsor, for their continued support of Empowering.Cloud.

    36 min

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Microsoft Teams discussions with industry experts sharing their thoughts and insights with Tom Arbuthnot of Empowering.Cloud. Podcast not affiliated, associated with, or endorsed by Microsoft.

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