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The remote work modality is rapidly becoming the norm among office workers throughout the globe. Remote work is a way to work outside the employer´s premise. One common alternative to on-site work stations is the home office. In this scenario, the employee uses their own house as a workplace, but working from cafes, co-working spaces or any other l...

By 2027, winning CX organizations won't run AI pilots—they'll run AI‑powered businesses where: Automation is trusted, humanized, and governed—explainable, resilient, and auditable by design. Decisions are made in the moment, addressing CX challenges as they arise, and journeys are orchestrated end-to-end, from intent to outcome.Employee experience ...

Workforce engagement management (WEM) drives performance, agent engagement, and an improved customer experience (CX) in the contact center industry. Frost & Sullivan defines WEM as a strategy to integrate disparate contact center workforce applications, monitor and analyze customer and agent interactions, and automate processes to optimize contact...

This Market Insight explores how large business process outsourcers (BPOs) are redefining and expanding traditional corporate giving. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) was the decades-long moniker to describe initiatives designed to deeply engage their agents and employees within the local communities. Much more than a company call for donating...

The Asia-Pacific contact center applications market generated $825.3 million in revenue in 2021, registering an annual growth of 9.5%. Though COVID-19 clouded the outlook at the beginning of the year, technology upgrades, cloud migration, and the adoption of analytics, automation, and self-service applications drove market growth. The market is set...

In a field of more than 100 industry participants in Europe, Frost & Sullivan independently plotted the top 20 cloud contact center companies across two key indices of growth and innovation.

Over the last five years, leading providers in the ICT industry have expanded into the contact centers-as-a-service (CCaaS) space by integrating natively built contact center (CC) capabilities into their offerings. Leveraging their strengths in unified communications (UC), video conferencing, networking, and artificial intelligence (AI), these comp...

This market analysis study provides market sizing and forecasts for the North American contact center outsourcing market. North American market revenue represents outsourcer revenues associated with customer interactions that originate in North America, regardless of fulfillment model. This includes onshore, nearshore, offshore, home-agent, automat...