inConcert Commended by Frost & Sullivan for Enhancing Customer Service
Center-as-a-Service (CCaaS) market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes inConcert with the 2020 European Enabling Technology Leadership Award. Its keen understanding of market dynamics, customer demands, and industry Mega Trends has helped the company design a remarkable product portfolio and position itself as an industry challenger. Its inConcert Omnichannel Contact Center solution has steadily gained traction in […]
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Center-as-a-Service (CCaaS) market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes inConcert with the 2020 European Enabling Technology Leadership Award.
Its keen understanding of market dynamics, customer demands, and industry Mega Trends has helped the company design a remarkable product portfolio and position itself as an industry challenger.
Its inConcert Omnichannel Contact Center solution has steadily gained traction in the market by helping businesses enhance their customer service capabilities, reduce costs, and energise business operations.
“inConcert offers one of the industry’s most comprehensive and diverse portfolios comprising modules and applications that respond to various challenges across the CX space. inConcert Omnichannel Contact Center, the core of the product portfolio, presents powerful contact centre features such as dialling, messaging, interactive voice response (IVR), recording, and integration capabilities enhanced by AI,” said Federico Teveles, Research Analyst, CX.
“Its products support the management of interactions across 11 channels through a unique, single interface. It also delivers one of the largest sets of channel options covering voice, mail, SMS, webchat, Web Forms, video, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, and WhatsApp.”
Furthermore, the company delivers systems that are not a part of a contact platform’s core but add value and meet customer needs without requiring third-party application integration. Some of these systems include chatbots and virtual assistants, workforce management, speech analytics, and quality assurance.
Meanwhile, its wide array of plug-and-play business applications cover customers’ entire life cycle and enhance their revenue-generating opportunities.
inConcert complements its broad portfolio with its advanced customisation tools to provide tailor-made solutions that clients can use by themselves with proper training.
It substantially expanded its portfolio in 2020 to include complete functional modules that adhere to the latest technological trends in artificial intelligence (AI), robotic process automation (RPA), omnichannel capabilities, and mobility.
Some of these upgrades are the inConcert Video Contact Center for video calls, a mobile app for inConcert Marketing & Sales, a machine learning-based lead distributor, an AI module for inConcert HelpDesk, and a new speech analytics technology.
“inConcert’s excellent post-sales customer services across training, business consulting, professional services, and 24/7 customer support give it a further advantage in the CCaaS market,” noted Teveles.
“It performs the entire solution delivery process, from analysis, customisation, implementation, and onboarding to training and support all by itself by working alongside clients. Overall, its high-quality solutions and deep customer focus have helped it expand into diverse industries and markets all over the world.”
Each year, Frost & Sullivan presents this award to a company that has developed a pioneering technology that not only enhances current products but also enables the development of new products and applications. The award recognises the high market acceptance potential of the recipient’s technology.
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