SYSTEM AND METHOD OF ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATION FOR DISTRIBUTED EMPLOYEE MANAGEMENT AND DIGITAL COLLABORATION
A customer contact management platform combining desktop and telephony virtualization with employee and client portals. The portals provide access to tools and information for users to provide support to enterprise clients. The platform includes a set of web-based employee, client, and work portals that allow employees of the service provider to access information, schedules, networks, telephony, applications, and tools so they can perform work for their clients.
1 . (canceled)
2 . A call manager coupled to a packet-based network and operable to control a plurality of devices, the call manager comprising the following logic embodied in a computer-readable medium:
a. providing an event source database, transactions database, events database and transaction events database;
b. receiving a transaction event from a client;
c. storing transaction and event source details in the transaction and event source database;
d. inserting the transaction event in the transaction database responsive to the presence of a transaction ID;
e. performing a user identity translation for the event source responsive to the lack of a transaction ID
f. determining if an active transaction has been received;
g. responsive to determining that an active transaction has been received;
i. determining if the active transaction event is an end event or a start event;
1. responsive to a determination that the active transaction is a start event;
a. Deleting an existing active transaction;
b. Inserting a new transaction into a transaction database;
c. Inserting a new active transaction into the transaction database; and
d. Inserting a new transaction event into the transaction event database.
2. deleting the active transaction responsive to a determination that the active transaction event is an end event;
h. responsive to determining that an active transaction has not been received;
i. determining if the active transaction event is an end event or a start event;
1. responsive to a determination that the active transaction is a start event;
a. inserting a new transaction in the transaction database;
b. inserting a new active transaction in the transaction database; and
c. inserting a new transaction event in the transaction event database; and
2. responsive to a determination that the active transaction is an end event;
a. inserting a new transaction event in the transaction event database.