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teleservices

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teleservices

(1) Refers to a variety of enhanced services via telephone, including fax-on-demand, voice mail and computer telephone integration. See CTI and IVR.

(2) Services by human operators for taking orders and providing customer assistance and other tasks via telephone.



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