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Key 2020 Trends: Cloud Contact Centers

Call Experts

By actively harnessing a set of cloud-based AI-powered technologies, contact centers are infusing intelligence across the entire customer contact landscape. Key providers are building professional services and resources to assist customers with strategic AI plans. Key 2020 Trends: Cloud Contact Centers.

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New Survey Reveals Shifting Cloud Contact Center Preferences

Aspect

Most industry leaders agree that their software will eventually reside in the cloud, but what’s the state of the cloud contact center right now? Based upon the trend in responses to his yearly survey, Stockford is predicting that 58% of contact centers that are now completely on-premises will move to the cloud by 2020.

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2018: New Ways Cloud Will Enhance Customer Care

NICE inContact

Cloud contact center deployments that began in customer care may have been extended to other business areas. For example, many companies are seeing the benefits of deploying cloud contact center integrated with cloud CRM solutions to inside sales staff. So, what comes next? Digital Transformation. Plan to join us!

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Contact Center Software can Balance Agent-assisted and Self-service Channels

NICE inContact

The reality is that in order to deliver exceptional customer experiences, you need your contact center software to balance the need for agent-assisted and self-service channels. In our new 2018 Customer Experience (CX) Transformation Benchmark the insights were clear on the importance of both.

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Call Center Statistics You Should Know

Callminer

Cloud contact centers may be more reliable. “Cloud contact centers are 27% cheaper and experience 35% less downtime than their on-premise counterparts.” Two-thirds of respondents overall were ‘behind the curve’ in terms of evolving their traditional call center into a modern customer service operation.”

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Cloud Contact Center Solutions Continue Upward Trajectory

DMG Consulting

Cloud Contact Center Solutions Continue Upward Trajectory. There’s plenty of cloud-based excitement, though proliferation, compliance, and security remain issues. Last year could be seen as the breakthrough moment when cloud-based vendors began their takeover of the contact center infrastructure market.

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The Rise of Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS)

Noble Systems

Once primarily the realm of deployments of 75 agents or fewer, cloud-based solutions are increasingly gaining adoption in environments with up to several thousand agents. According to an Aberdeen trend analysis, the adoption of cloud technologies rose each year between 2013 and 2018. IVR and Self-service Options.