One of my many jobs at Avaya has been onboarding CPaaS developers. I’ve worked with getting folks started on everything from click-to-call to proactive outreach. After a while, though, I grew weary of repeating the same information over and over again. Since I am by nature a lazy man, I decided it was time to save myself that effort. This led to the first of what I hope to be several videos on how to become a CPaaS developer. The first has gone live and I hope you take a look at the fruits of my labor.
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Thanks for the Video. This video should go to Avaya learning.
You’re welcome. It is being posted to several Avaya sites. 🙂