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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...

New analysis from Frost & Sullivan's Digital Transformation program presents some of the customer experience trends that Frost & Sullivan believes will shape, grow, and influence customer contact and the customer experience. The study focuses on those growth insights that are the most relevant for 2020-2023 in North America, and highlights the tre...

New analysis from Frost & Sullivan's Information & Communication Technologies program presents some of the trends that Frost & Sullivan believes will shape, grow, and influence customer contact and the customer experience in the next few years, and includes insights for selected industries, business models, and technology areas, including: • ...

This is a companion piece to Frost & Sullivan’s 2019 Contact Center Buyers Guide (K234-76, August 2019), which examines the core areas and suppliers in the North American cloud/hosted contact center market. Core areas include systems and cloud-based solutions for inbound contact routing/automatic call distribution (ICR/ACD), outbound dialing, inte...

This Frost & Sullivan market insight provides the reader with an overview of and an introduction to the emerging Back Office Workforce Optimization (BOWFO) market. It defines BOWFO and how it works, and discusses the benefits of its use. It also analyzes market drivers and restraints in evolving BOWFO solutions. Finally, it profiles a few key compe...

The main objective of this research service was to investigate the current use and future adaptation of cloud solutions in North American contact centers. Currently, about 50% of the contact centers in North America use hosted or cloud solutions, and that percentage is expected to reach more than 90% by 2016. Although small and medium contact cente...

The overall research objective of this research service was to investigate the current and future outsourcing trends in the North American contact centers. Nearly half of the respondents outsource some customer care activities. Large contact center organizations are greater users of outsourcing than medium and small contact center organizations. Co...

The main objective of this research service was to investigate the current and future integration of customer interactions in the North American contact centers. Currently, one-third of the contact centers have been fully integrated to deliver seamless and consistent customer experiences across channels. By 2016, 54% expect to be fully integrated. ...

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...