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Our mission is help our readers succeed by providing the resources to develop solutions to new and ongoing challenges, leverage their operations' strengths to drive change and grow the business through world-class customer management strategies.
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Each issue reports on key trends affecting the industry, best practices and successful solutions to the everyday challenges and pain points associated with running a contact center in today’s rapidly changing business environment. The Pipeline’s monthly editorial lineup includes columns exploring the essential contact center management areas, such as strategy, technology, workforce management, training, performance, management ROI, leadership and more.
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Mark a received campaign as Not Junk. Open the junk folder and click the message. Click Not Junk.
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Mark a received campaign as Not Junk. Open the junk folder and right-click the message. Click Not Junk.
Add [email protected] and [email protected] to the Safe Recipient list. Click the gear icon, and choose Options. Click the Safe and Blocked Senders link, click Safe Senders, and input the message's From email address.
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