Best Practices for Public Safety Communications Recording, Quality Assurance Call Monitoring and Training - A Complimentary Resource Guide

Tuesday, March 9, 2010 by Patrick Botz

Public safety emergency communications have never been on the threshold of greater change than they are today. Navigating in a complex world of tracking, digital call recording, quality assurance call monitoring, and training on interactions in today’s increasingly complex communication centers requires much more insight than ever before. This ground-breaking guide discusses the areas that public safety organizations need to focus upon in preparation for the many changes and challenges that lie ahead.

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  • Successfully managing unified radio and telephone call recording in increasingly complex environments with any combination of digital, analog, and IP phones, conventional and trunked radio, and CAD systems used at multiple sites
  • Achieving automated and expanded data collection for faster search and complete incident recreation
  • The importance of being able to remotely access, retrieve and share interactions from your communications recording call logger in a multi-site environment with utmost security and ease
  • Which calls and how many to monitor for quality in order to identify areas for training and Download Your Copy of the PSAP Telephone Recording Software and QA Guidecall center coaching
  • How to construct quality assurance call monitoring rating forms and perform evaluations
  • How to effectively implement electronic training solutions to boost productivity and retention
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