1995 |
Founded in Richmond, Virginia |
1996 |
Developed Customer Interaction Center (CIC) - sold to SAP. Shipped to 12 million SAP users worldwide. |
1997-2000 |
Released series of CTI Channel Connectors including Avaya, Nortel, Cisco, Aspect, and Genesys. |
2001 |
Launched Multichannel Integration product (MCIS) to support telephony, e-mail, webchat, and SMS. Signed OEM with SAP. |
2002-2003 |
Expanded multi-channel product offerings. |
2004 |
Released interaction center hub for Microsoft® CRM, enabling multi-channel contact center capabilities. Launched relationship with
salesforce.com and prototyped hosted interaction center. Signed global distribution agreement with Nortel. |
|
2005-2007 |
Released 2nd
generation AMC Multi-Channel Integration Server with enhanced
integration capabilities. Released additional CRM adapters for Siebel,
Peoplesoft, MS CRM 3.0, salesforce.com, BMC’s Remedy. Signed global OEM
agreement with major Contact Center vendor. |
| 2008-2009 |
Signed Global Reseller Agreement with Aspect.
Recertified 7 AMC Telephony Connectors with SAP. Go-live of largest
Salesforce contact center deployment with Financial Services Company |
|
2010 |
Released new version of Application Adapter for Salesforce with new
advanced functionality. Announced Migration Protection Plan for AMC
customers. Passed the Software Solution Test for Microsoft Dynamics with
AMC's Application Adapter for Microsoft Dynamics CRM and received
Certified for Microsoft Dynamics®
status. |
2011 |
AMC Technology re-certifies to maintain
Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Status. AMC announces integration
capabilities for Oracle CRM On Demand, Oracle's Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)
CRM application. |