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Frost & Sullivan’s 2024 Frost & Sullivan’s Contact Center Customer Perspectives survey, published in March 2024, unveiled that improving employee engagement, brand equity and customer loyalty, and automating business processes remain top priorities in 2024-2026. Improving the customer experience (CX) and employee experience (EX) are top of mind ag...

The rapid expansion of AI infrastructure has driven unprecedented growth in cloud provider backlogs, with RPO emerging as a critical indicator of future demand. However, not all contracted revenue backlog represents equivalent business value. Some RPO reflects robust, executable demand that providers can profitably fulfill, while some embed a subst...

As employee presence in offices surges to its highest level in more than four years, companies are realigning their workspace and technology investments amid a new landscape. The workplace is becoming more flexible, technologically advanced, and environmentally conscious while also being flexible to accommodate potential policy shifts. Frost & S...

The latest issue of Advanced MedTech Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) profiles a wide range of innovations from the advanced medical devices, immersive technologies, and diagnostics industry. The issue includes advanced medical devices such as implant to treat severe emphysema, platform for developing 3D models for surgical planning, point-of-ca...

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...

While most companies in the Asia-Pacific region are expected to explore the Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) model, many of them would look for ways to increase the returns on their investment from their existing infrastructures. These companies are likely to adopt hybrid solutions, as established system vendors start offering more deployment op...

While most companies in the Asia-Pacific region are expected to explore the Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) model, many of them would look for ways to increase the returns on their investment from their existing infrastructures. These companies are likely to adopt hybrid solutions, as established system vendors start offering more deployment op...

While most companies in the Asia-Pacific region are expected to explore the Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) model, many of them would look for ways to increase the returns on their investment from their existing infrastructures. These companies are likely to adopt hybrid solutions, as established system vendors start offering more deployment op...

While most companies in the Asia-Pacific region are expected to explore the Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) model, many of them would look for ways to increase the returns on their investment from their existing infrastructures. These companies are likely to adopt hybrid solutions, as established system vendors start offering more deployment op...