Customer Engagement in Manufacturing in Europe and North America

Customer Engagement in Manufacturing in Europe and North America

The Current and Future Manufacturing Vertical

RELEASE DATE
04-Aug-2014
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North America
Research Code: NE58-01-00-00-00
SKU: IT00742-NA-CR_02025
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The overall objective of this research service was to look at the current and future adoption of various customer contact strategies, enabling technologies, and services, specifically in the manufacturing vertical. Email accounts for the highest share of customer interactions, ahead of LiveAgent voice, especially in Europe. More customer interactions are taking place through chat in North America than in Europe. In 2 years, more contact centers in North America are expected to have customer interactions through chat and interactive voice response, compared to those in Europe. Overall, 39% of contact center organizations state their contact channels are fully integrated, while the largest proportion is mostly integrated. By 2016, 64% expect to be fully integrated, primarily due to 25% of mostly integrated contact centers transitioning to full integration.

Table of Contents

Research Background and Objectives

Methodology

Overall Firmagraphic Details

Executive Summary

Executive Summary (continued)

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Current versus Future Customer Interaction Channels in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current Customer Interaction Channels in the Manufacturing Vertical

Future Customer Interaction Channels in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current and Future Integration of Contact Channels in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current Integration of Contact Centers in the Manufacturing Vertical

Future Integration of Contact Centers in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current and Future Prevalence of Full Automation in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current and Future Prevalence of Full Automation in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current/Future Prevalence of Speech Recognition-enabled IVR Interactions in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current/Future Prevalence of Speech Recognition-enabled IVR Interactions in the Manufacturing Vertical (continued)

Expected Changes of Outbound Customer Interactions in the Manufacturing Vertical

Expected Changes of Outbound Customer Interactions for PCC in the Manufacturing Vertical

Expected Changes of Outbound Customer Interactions for Sales and Marketing in the Manufacturing Vertical

Expected Changes of Outbound Customer Interactions for Collections in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current and Future Capabilities of Social Media Customer Contact Strategy in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current Capabilities of Social Media Customer Contact Strategy in the Manufacturing Vertical

Future Capabilities of Social Media Customer Contact Strategy in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current and Future Capabilities of Mobile Customer Contact Strategy in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current Capabilities of Mobile Customer Contact Strategy in the Manufacturing Vertical

Future Capabilities of Mobile Customer Contact Strategy in the Manufacturing Vertical

Potential Restraints in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current versus Future Prevalence of Systems/ Applications in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current Prevalence of Systems/Applications in the Manufacturing Vertical

Future Prevalence of Systems/Applications in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current and Future Number of APO Vendors Sourced in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current and Future Number of APO Vendors Sourced in the Manufacturing Vertical (continued)

Current and Future Integration of APO Applications in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current Integration of APO Applications with Multichannel Applications in the Manufacturing Vertical

Future Integration of APO Applications with Multichannel Applications in the Manufacturing Vertical

Using APO Applications in the Manufacturing Vertical

Leveraging APO Tools in Other Departments in the Manufacturing Vertical

Restraints to Leveraging Customer Insights in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current Use of Hosted/Cloud Contact Center Solutions in the Manufacturing Vertical

Important Factors in the Decision to Move to Hosted/Cloud Solutions in the Manufacturing Vertical

Contact Center Applications Currently Used as Hosted/Cloud Solutions in the Manufacturing Vertical

Contact Center Applications Planned to be Used as Hosted/Cloud Solutions in the Manufacturing Vertical

Number of Vendors Sourced in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current and Future Hosted/Cloud Contact Center Providers in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current Hosted/Cloud Contact Center Providers in the Manufacturing Vertical

Future Hosted/Cloud Contact Center Providers in the Manufacturing Vertical

Restraints to Moving to Hosted/Cloud Contact Center Solutions in the Manufacturing Vertical

Customer Care Outsourcing Adoption in the Manufacturing Vertical

Customer Care Functions Currently Outsourced and Planned to be Outsourced in the Manufacturing Vertical

Currently Outsourced Customer Care Functions in the Manufacturing Vertical

Customer Care Functions Planned to be Outsourced in the Manufacturing Vertical

Contact Channels/Interactions Currently and Planned to be Handled by Outsourcers in the Manufacturing Vertical

Contact Channels/Interactions Currently Handled by Outsourcers in the Manufacturing Vertical

Contact Channels/Interactions Planned to be Handled by Outsourcers in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current/Future Priority to Deliver Consistent, Seamless Customer Experiences in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current Level of Priority to Deliver Consistent, Seamless Customer Experience in the Manufacturing Vertical

Expected Level of Priority to Deliver Consistent, Seamless Customer Experience in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current/Future Proportions of Outsourced Contact Center Seats/Agents in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current/Future Proportions of Outsourced Contact Center Seats/Agents in the Manufacturing Vertical (continued)

Locations of Current and Expected Outsourcing in the Manufacturing Vertical

Locations of Currently Outsourced Contact Centers in the Manufacturing Vertical

Locations of Contact Centers Planned to be Outsourced in the Manufacturing Vertical

Average Number of Outsourcers Currently Used and Planned to be Used in the Manufacturing Vertical

Current and Future Outsourcer Selection Considerations in the Manufacturing Vertical

Important Factors in the Decision to Use Outsourcers Currently in the Manufacturing Vertical

Important Factors in the Decision to Use Outsourcers in the Future in the Manufacturing Vertical

Restraints to Using a Third-party Provider in the Manufacturing Vertical

Key Takeaways

Key Takeaways (continued)

Legal Disclaimer

The Frost & Sullivan Story

Value Proposition: Future of Your Company & Career

North America and Europe Perspective

Industry Convergence

360º Research Perspective

Implementation Excellence

Our Blue Ocean Strategy

The overall objective of this research service was to look at the current and future adoption of various customer contact strategies, enabling technologies, and services, specifically in the manufacturing vertical. Email accounts for the highest share of customer interactions, ahead of LiveAgent voice, especially in Europe. More customer interactions are taking place through chat in North America than in Europe. In 2 years, more contact centers in North America are expected to have customer interactions through chat and interactive voice response, compared to those in Europe. Overall, 39% of contact center organizations state their contact channels are fully integrated, while the largest proportion is mostly integrated. By 2016, 64% expect to be fully integrated, primarily due to 25% of mostly integrated contact centers transitioning to full integration.
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Author Stephen Loynd
Industries Information Technology
WIP Number NE58-01-00-00-00
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