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New analysis from Frost & Sullivan's Information and Communications Technologies program titled Growth Opportunities in the North American Contact Center Market finds that the market for contact centers continues to increase. For cloud, the acceleration of omnichannel service delivery and digital transformation, coupled the inclusion of new technol...

Frost & Sullivan defines workforce optimization (WFO) as a strategy to integrate disparate contact center workforce applications, monitor and analyze customer and agent interactions, and automate processes to optimize resources. WFO is an important segment of the contact center industry because it drives performance, agent engagement, and an improv...

New analysis from Frost & Sullivan's Digital Transformation program finds that growth continues in all areas of the contact center market: premise-based systems, the cloud, and hybrid configurations. Analytics, quality monitoring, and recording continue to be bright spots for growth, but emerging areas are taking center stage as companies transitio...

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...

The Future of Customer Contact is HereThe customer contact industry is at a turning point. At Frost & Sullivan’s 21st Annual Customer Contact West Executive MindXchange, one message rang loud and clear: AI isn’t just a trend—it’s a strategic imperative. But here’s the catch: success isn’t about deploying technology for technology’s sake. It’s about...

The future of customer experience (CX) platforms revolves around the simplification of customer journey and enhancement of customer interactions while aligning with customer expectations and cost control. Organizations in the Asia-Pacific region are entering a decisive stage in their CX journey. Customers now demand empathetic, personalized, and se...

The North American cloud contact center market is in a mature stage with a diverse set of suppliers; the enterprise market consists of a growing subset of suppliers. The Growth and Innovation leaders on the Frost Radar met key criteria, such as longevity of offerings in North America, consistent and increasing growth, strong go-to-market strategie...

Business leaders have renewed their focus on CX, given the current global political and economic uncertainty. This focus extends to attention on security, business continuity, and operational efficiencies. More strategic, long-term objectives, such as market penetration, embracing AI, and enhancing employee experience, rank lower for the 2025-2026 ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the shining star of contact center innovation and began gaining features, focus, and adoption in 2022. AI is enhancing capabilities across the contact center spectrum: from agent hiring and training, resource forecasting, and quality and performance management to process automation, workforce optimization, and custom...