In managing call recordings, 3CX primarily focuses on which two aspects?

3CX primarily focuses on storage and retrieval when managing call recordings because these aspects are essential for ensuring that recorded calls are both saved efficiently and can be accessed easily when needed.

Effective storage solutions allow organizations to keep a large number of recordings without compromising available space or system performance. This means selecting an appropriate format or system that aligns with the organization’s needs, such as cloud storage options or local servers that can handle the data load.

Retrieval is equally important because it facilitates quick access to recorded calls, whether for compliance purposes, training, or quality assurance assessments. The efficiency of the retrieval process impacts how well users can search and listen to specific calls, ensuring that relevant information can be easily found when necessary.

Other options may touch upon relevant aspects of call recording management, but they don't encapsulate the primary focus as effectively as storage and retrieval do. Quality and formatting, for example, are important, but they are secondary to the core need for effective management of the call recordings. Speed and reliability pertain more to the performance of the system rather than the management of the recordings themselves. Length and content, while potentially significant for specific situations, are not fundamental management concerns in the overarching context of how 3CX systems are designed for call recording.