Access a complimentary insight and discover the most effective uses for chatbots, artificial intelligence and speech analytics, and how they can increase revenue
SANTA CLARA, Calif. – September 12, 2019 – Recent Frost & Sullivan analysis and conversations with a diverse range of business leaders in B2B and B2C enterprises have provided valuable insights on a variety of customer experience issues. Digital transformation has resulted in a wide range of technologies creating tangible impacts, ranging from investing in interactive voice response for the first time to implementing chatbots.
To help companies understand the challenges and growth opportunities within the future of customer experience, Frost & Sullivan has released a complimentary asset: http://frost.ly/3qr
Key highlights:
- Gain insight into what interaction channels companies are currently using and future investment plans.
- Identify when artificial intelligence should be implemented and how it can help drive revenues.
- Discover the benefits of speech analytics and its way of extracting affirmative data.
- Find out the most effective uses for chatbots.
- Acknowledge how to build solutions based on customer experience.
“Video kiosks stood out in our research when survey respondents were asked about supporting interaction channels. They have also come up in many conversations as an option in specific industries where video adds value to the customer’s experience,” explained Alpa Shah, Digital Transformation Global Vice President. “However, our discussions with end users show chatbots, along with virtual assistant voice and text chat, are top choices for technology investment over the next few years.”
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