Module 2: Cloud Contact Centre Introduction | Amazon Connect Course Quiz

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1. What is a Contact Centre?

A) A place where users store data

B) A service for providing customer support over phone and online channels

C) A system for managing cloud storage

2. What is the primary purpose of a Contact Centre?

A) To provide customer support and handle communications

B) To manage server infrastructure

C) To host online services

3. What are the key components of a Contact Centre?

A) Servers and storage

B) Computers, desks, and office supplies

C) Agents, routing systems, telephony, and customer interaction tools

4. What defines a Cloud Contact Centre?

A) A physical office space for customer service agents

B) A contact centre with all operations managed via cloud-based services and infrastructure

C) A traditional contact centre running on private servers

5. Which of the following is an advantage of a Cloud Contact Centre over traditional on-premise solutions?

A) Requires more physical hardware

B) Allows flexible scaling and remote access

C) Offers lower quality voice services

6. What is a key difference between Cloud and On-Premise Contact Centres?

A) Cloud contact centres are only for small businesses

B) On-premise contact centres require more hardware and infrastructure maintenance

C) Cloud contact centres are not scalable

7. Which of the following is a common cost associated with traditional On-Premise Contact Centres?

A) Subscription fees

B) Hardware, software, and IT staff maintenance

C) Pay-per-use pricing models

8. What is a typical advantage of Cloud Contact Centres regarding costs?

A) They are typically more expensive than on-premise solutions

B) They offer a pay-as-you-go model, reducing upfront capital expenses

C) They are limited to one type of customer service channel

9. What is one of the key challenges of On-Premise Contact Centres?

A) Scalability and flexibility in adding or removing features

B) Over-reliance on cloud service providers

C) Limited availability of advanced reporting tools

D) High maintenance costs and infrastructure management

10. What does "Pay-as-you-go" mean in Cloud Contact Centres?

A) Pay only when agents are available

B) Pay upfront for a multi-year contract

C) Pay for the resources you use without fixed long-term commitments

11. Which of the following is NOT a common feature of Cloud Contact Centres?

A) Remote accessibility

B) Flexibility to scale up or down

C) Physical infrastructure management

12. Which type of communication channel is commonly used in Cloud Contact Centres?

A) Telephone only

B) Voice, email, chat, social media, and video

C) Only voice calls

13. What is one of the top benefits of using a Cloud Contact Centre for businesses?

A) High upfront hardware and setup costs

B) Flexible pricing and easy expansion

C) Lack of customer support options

14. What is the role of a Contact Centre routing system?

A) To store customer interaction data

B) To route incoming communications to the appropriate agent or department

C) To create automated reports

15. Which of the following is a key advantage of integrating AI into a Cloud Contact Centre?

A) Reducing the need for human agents completely

B) Providing automated responses and improving efficiency

C) Increasing hardware costs

16. What type of Cloud Contact Centre solution is Amazon Connect?

A) On-premise solution

B) A cloud-based contact centre platform

C) A hybrid solution

17. What is a common cost for Cloud Contact Centres?

A) High cost of maintaining physical servers

B) Subscription-based or per-use fees

C) Expensive upfront infrastructure costs

18. What do Cloud Contact Centres typically provide for reporting and analytics?

A) Manual analysis only

B) Real-time and historical data with automated reports

C) No reporting capabilities

19. What is the advantage of a Cloud Contact Centre being highly scalable?

A) You can easily reduce the number of agents during peak times

B) You can quickly increase capacity during busy periods without major infrastructure changes

C) You must have fixed numbers of agents at all times

20. What does the term "Omnichannel" mean in Cloud Contact Centres?

A) Handling calls only on a single channel

B) Providing multiple customer service channels like voice, chat, email, and social media

C) Offering phone support only

21. Which of the following is a disadvantage of On-Premise Contact Centres?

A) Scalability challenges and fixed infrastructure

B) Limited technology integration

C) High initial setup and maintenance costs

D) All of the above

22. Which of the following is a popular Cloud Contact Centre solution provider - as per the gartner report?

A) Amazon Web Services (AWS)

B) Google

C) Dropbox

D) Microsoft

23. Which of the following is an example of a cost factor for Cloud Contact Centres?

A) Storage costs based on usage

B) Server maintenance

C) Upfront hardware costs

24. What is a common feature of modern Cloud Contact Centres that differentiates them from traditional systems?

A) Limited communication channels

B) Ability to provide self-service options through AI-powered bots

C) No data storage capabilities

25. How do Cloud Contact Centres help in handling high call volumes?

A) By limiting the number of available agents

B) By providing unlimited call waiting times

C) By scaling resources dynamically to handle increased traffic

26. What is the main advantage of using a Cloud Contact Centre for remote work environments?

A) The need for physical office space

B) Access to real-time customer data and communication tools from anywhere

C) No internet connectivity required

27. What is a major advantage of Cloud Contact Centres for international businesses?

A) Global scalability and the ability to handle multiple languages and time zones

B) Limited to local communication channels

C) Requires expensive physical infrastructure in every country

28. How are Cloud Contact Centres usually managed in terms of maintenance?

A) The company itself is responsible for all maintenance

B) The cloud service provider manages the maintenance and updates

C) A third-party vendor manages maintenance

29. What is a common benefit of using AI and automation in Cloud Contact Centres?

A) Reducing customer satisfaction

B) Automating repetitive tasks and improving operational efficiency

C) Limiting agent access to customer data

30. Which of the following best describes the future of Cloud Contact Centres?

A) They will be replaced entirely by on-premise systems

B) They will increasingly integrate AI, automation, and omnichannel support

C) They will offer fewer customer service channels