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Future of CX: SPARK Matrix™ Contact Center as a Service

  • Writer: shital bombe
    shital bombe
  • Nov 3
  • 1 min read
Contact Center as a Service
Contact Center as a Service

Contact Center as a Service research includes a detailed analysis of global market dynamics, major trends, vendor landscape, and competitive positioning. The study provides a competitive analysis and ranking of the leading Contact Center as a Service vendors in the market. The study provides strategic information for users to evaluate different vendor capabilities, competitive differentiators, and market positions.

 

The research includes detailed competition analysis and vendor evaluation with the proprietary SPARK Matrix analysis. The SPARK Matrix includes ranking and positioning of the leading Contact Center as a Service vendors with a global impact, including - This study mainly includes an analysis of the following key vendors: 8X8, Alvaria, Amazon Web Service, Avaya, Bright Pattern, Cisco, CloudTalk, Content Guru, C-Zentrix, DialPad, Enghouse Interactive, EvolveIP, Five9, Genesys, Glia, Lifesize, LiveVox, NICE, Odigo, Puzzel, TalkDesk, Telia ACE, Twilio, and Vonage.

 

"Having a comprehensive approach to integrating AI into the vendors existing portfolio of services will be a key differentiator going forward. Conversational AI, for once, makes self-service options possible that were previously impossible to contemplate. Hyper-personalization is another application of AI that combines it with real-time customer data to produce insights. Utilizing this data, businesses can strategically personalize customer journeys, making them distinctive and unique.”

 

 
 
 

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