Today's companies are under more pressure than ever before to come up with secure and reliable ways of managing the vast amounts of data that they handle each day. Every conversation with a customer and message sent online is a crucial data point for some organisations, particularly when you have compliance concerns like data protection (GDPR) and FCA regulation of financial transactions (MiFID/MiFID II), mortgage arrears and claims management.
Vidicode UK is a forward-thinking solution to today's recording and speech analytics problems, offering tailored solutions to businesses in need of data management help. We caught up with Everton Stuart, the Managing Director of Vidicode UK, to learn more.
Tell Us About Vidicode
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Everton Stuart, MD of Vidicode[/caption]
Vidicode is a company responsible for developing, designing and delivering sophisticated affordable solutions for data and communication management. The company has been around for over 30 years, though as Everton told me, it's taken the brand some time to find a way to show their unique position in the UK market industry…but it is very well established in the Netherlands and in other parts of europe.
"After 13 or so years in the call recording industry I joined the Vidicode team nearly four years ago, and it was my job to make the company more recognisable in the UK. Over the years, we've accomplished a lot, but recently our biggest focus has been on providing flexible call recording, speech analytics, and screen recording strategies for customers."
According to Stuart, Vidicode is amid a brand transformation.
How Do You Differentiate with Your Call Recording Solution?
There's been a lot of changes in the speech analytics and call recording environment in recent years, particularly thanks to the arrival of new regulations like MiFID II and GDPR. As businesses are being forced to take more control of their data, they don't want to have to waste time trudging through "gigabytes of calls" as Everton put it.




