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The powerful benefits of cloud architectures–more flexible capacity adjustment, more cost-effective support of remote agents and faster access to advanced features—have resulted in high growth rates in the cloud contact center market. Market revenue in North America for hosted/cloud contact center solutions surpassed on-premises product revenue in ...

14 Dec 2022  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Analysis of the European UCaaS Market—Forecast to 2028

A Return to Growth as Businesses Adapt to and Shape the New Normal

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This study provides an in-depth analysis of the European hosted IP telephony and UCaaS market, including a forecast of installed users, average prices and provider revenue until 2028. The study discusses the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic on businesses and users, and the effects of economic hardship on services adoption and provider growth strateg...

The North American hosted Internet Protocol (IP) telephony and unified communications-as-a-service (UCaaS) market is experiencing steady growth as the small-business customer segment gradually matures and penetration in the mid-market and enterprise segments accelerates. Evolving technologies and business models, along with increasing customer awar...

18 Dec 2020  |  Latin America  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in the Global Cloud Meetings and Team Collaboration Services Market, Forecast to 2026

COVID-19 and New Remote-work Realities Have Set Record Levels of Demand for Cloud Meetings and Team Collaboration Services

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In 2019 the global cloud meetings and team collaboration services market earned revenues of $5.53 Billion, which is a 38.1 percent growth when compared to 2018. The installed base of paid cloud meetings and team collaboration paid licenses grew by 57.3 percent in 2019 to 73.9 million. Growth in 2019 was mainly attributed to increasing user comfort ...

Frost & Sullivan defines Communications Platforms as a Service (CPaaS) as any cloud-based platform that enables developers to programmatically embed voice, video, chat, and messaging services within their business or consumer applications. In nearly all cases, the embedded communications and collaboration services leveraged through a CPaaS are a fe...

21 May 2019  |  North America  |  Market Outlook

Global UCC Industry Outlook, 2019

Rich Media Capabilities Shine in the Next-gen Workplace

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The global UCC market continues to evolve at a rapid pace. Migration to cloud-based subscription services is accelerating as organizations gain confidence, existing CPE assets near end of life, and current cloud services deployments expand to more sites, users and applications. The gap between “as a service” offerings and other consumption model...

Forward-thinking businesses increasingly evaluate advanced cloud communications and collaboration solutions, including hosted IP telephony and unified communications-as-a-service (UCaaS), as part of their digital transformation initiatives. However, other priorities such as security and network reliability often supersede communications upgrade pro...

20 Aug 2021  |  North America  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™: Communications Platforms as a Service Industry, 2021

A Benchmarking System to Spark Companies to Action—Innovation that Fuels New Deal Flow and Growth Pipelines

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Frost & Sullivan defines Communications Platforms as a Service (CPaaS) as any cloud-based platform that enables developers to programmatically embed voice, video, chat, and messaging services within their business or consumer applications. In nearly all cases, the embedded communications and collaboration services leveraged through a CPaaS are a fe...