CX vs MyATMS Mobile 6

Place, receive, and manage your business calls, all while protecting your mobile number. With CX-E Mobile, users can boost personal productivity while on the move through visual call screening, inbound and outbound dialing with mobile number protection, single number reachability, visual access to enterprise voicemail, location-based services to optimize call routing and settings management. Imagine carrying one device to manage both your business and personal communications. Important: CX-E Mobile requires the installation of CX-E Voice version 8.7 or higher as well as an Atom license or Personal Assistant and Speech Recognition licenses for full functionality. Contact your IT/Telecom department for assistance with setting up the CX-E Mobile client. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

MyATMS Mobile 6 is a companion product to ATMS 6.0 or later, a native application for running on mobile tablet devices. MyATMS Mobile features access to training schedules, e-learning, records, reports, and results, but with the additional capability of allowing instructors to grade while disconnected from the network. MyATMS Mobile allows instructors and trainees to access the central ATMS data repository from anywhere through any mobile tablet device. Trainees and instructors have access to up-to-the-second training schedules and immediately receive notifications of training assignments and changes to their training. They may view all of their own information stored in ATMS reducing the workload of your administrators and ensuring more current contact information is available. Trainees use MyATMS Mobile to launch self-study, e-learning content. All learning content is rendered seamlessly to the trainee and works with a full range of content types including HTML, Flash, and PowerPoint. Interactions and results are captured from SCORM-compliant learning content and tests. Trainees may resume training where they left off if content tracks their location. All resulting training history resides within ATMS.