Computer Talk Technology Inc.
Chris Bardon has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Chris began their career as a Developer Analyst at Bank of Montreal in 1996. From there, they moved on to Nortel as a Developer in 1999. In 2000, Chris became a Software Developer at Philips, and worked there for a brief period of time. In 2004, they joined ComputerTalk as an R&D Engineer, and later took on the role of Chief Software Architect. Chris has been with ComputerTalk Technology, Inc since 2004.
Chris Bardon completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.) degree in Systems Design Engineering from the University of Waterloo between 1996 and 2001. Later, they pursued a Master of Applied Science (MaSC) degree in Systems Design Engineering from the same university, from 2001 to 2003.
Computer Talk Technology Inc.
ComputerTalk's ice is a native Microsoft Teams contact center solution. It seamlessly integrates advanced IVR and ACD functionality with the omnichannel power of Teams in the contact center. Our software-based, modular architecture creates an easily managed, scalable software solution that can integrate with any business application. Effective communication is the driving force behind success for any organization. ComputerTalk provides organizations with tools to deliver excellent communication experiences across every media channel using ice. ComputerTalk ice allows organizations in all industry verticals to integrate their business applications into their contact center, transforming the way they interact with customers, their own employees, and partners. ice brings together information silos, improving contact center productivity to knowledge-based workers. Founded in 1987, ComputerTalk, is headquartered in Toronto, Canada. ComputerTalk is a global provider of enterprise-class Teams native and PBX-agnostic contact center products, cloud hosting services and custom application development. ComputerTalk provides products and services to customers in six continents. Our solutions are used by customers in Canada, USA, South America, UK, France, Australia, Israel, Africa, Mexico, Central America, Trinidad and Tobago & Jamaica.