With the global customer experience market set to become worth £10.77billion by 2020, the move marks a critical juncture in the evolution of the contact centre into the customer engagement hub – and the incorporation of crucial internal management features as a part of the mix.
John Rees, Chief Commercial Officer at Content Guru, said “WFM is an increasingly important element of the customer engagement hub, and plays a vital role in driving staff efficiencies in combination with more traditional contact centre functions. We’re delighted to partner with Teleopti to deliver best-in-class capabilities across both front-end routing and back-end staff distribution, using a cloud model to open up the benefits of converged WFM and contact centre capabilities to any size of organisation.
“Teleopti’s ability to manage staffing on a per-country basis is a crucial element of the service and aligns well with our global growth model. The potential inherent across both the WFM and customer engagement markets is tremendous, and we look forward to a very exciting few years!”
Nick Smith, Business Manager UK & Ireland at Teleopti, added “The workplace is constantly changing, and as customer demand continues to evolve, is becoming an increasingly complex and dynamic environment. The workforce is no different. Not only customers but now colleagues bring expectations of interacting anywhere, any how and at any time, making WFM more important than ever in responding to these unstructured demands. The integration between our WFM capabilities and storm’s customer engagement suite allows Teleopti to deliver unrivalled, end-to-end customer experience solutions while optimising the way our clients manage staff distribution. The global potential of this partnership is really quite significant and we look forward to building on our existing successes.”