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Navigating the European CXM Outsourcing Market: Trends and Insights | Webinar

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Navigating the European CXM Outsourcing Market: Trends and Insights

In today’s fast-evolving business landscape, the demand for exceptional customer experiences in Europe is on the rise. Factors such as language requirements, regulatory considerations, and cultural nuances will be key to getting it right as organizations expand their global reach.

Watch this on-demand webinar as our customer experience management (CXM) experts explore the current landscape, emerging trends, and future prospects in the European CXM outsourcing industry. You will come away with a comprehensive understanding of the market dynamics, key players, and strategies for success in this developing landscape.

What questions will the on-demand webinar answer for the participants?

  • What is the current state of the CXM outsourcing market in Europe in terms of size, growth rate, and regional variations?
  • What are the emerging trends and industry dynamics shaping the CXM outsourcing landscape in Europe?
  • What are the cultural nuances, language requirements, and regulatory considerations that organizations should be aware of when considering CXM outsourcing in Europe?

Who should attend?

  • Customer experience leaders
  • Chief customer officers
  • SVP customer experience
  • Head of outsourcing
  • Procurement managers
  • Contact center leaders
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Customer Experience Management (CXM) Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2023

Customer Experience Management (CXM) Services

After an unprecedented rebound in 2021, the global Customer Experience Management (CXM) outsourcing market experienced a relative slowdown in 2022 due to macro-economic challenges and concerns about market downturns leading to a deceleration in new deals.

Notwithstanding these challenges, enterprises have remained committed to optimizing costs, pursuing digital transformation, and improving customer loyalty and retention. These enterprise priorities mean that outsourcing remains an indispensable lever for enterprises to unlock value. One of the crucial ways in which service providers are actively looking to address evolving enterprise priorities is by engaging in technology partnerships and/or developing proprietary technology tools that enable operational efficiencies and seamless experiences for the digital-age consumer.

Generative AI and LLMs have revolutionized the CXM market by enabling personalized customer experiences at scale. As businesses increasingly prioritize customer-centric strategies, generative AI’s relevance will continue to grow, ushering in an era of hyper-personalization and enhanced customer engagement, shaping the future of CXM. CXM service providers are expected to heavily leverage these technologies to augment their service offerings.

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What is in this PEAK Matrix® Report

In this research, we assess 54 CXM service providers worldwide featured across 4 CXM Services PEAK Matrix® Assessments and evaluate their market success and vision & capabilities. Each provider profile provides a comprehensive picture of its service focus, key IP/solutions, domain investments, and case studies.
 

In this report, we share the:

  • Customer Experience Management (CXM) PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2023 – Global
  • Customer Experience Management (CXM) PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2023 – Americas
  • Customer Experience Management (CXM) PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2023 – EMEA
  • Customer Experience Management (CXM) PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2023 – APAC
  • Strengths and limitations of the service providers evaluated
  • Sourcing considerations for buyers

Scope:

  • All industries
  • Geographies covered: global, Americas, EMEA, and APAC
  • The assessment is based on Everest Group’s annual RFI process for the calendar year 2023, interactions with leading CXM service providers, client reference checks, and an ongoing analysis of the CXM services market

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Transforming Customer Experience in Healthcare with Hyper-personalization | LinkedIn Live

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Transforming Customer Experience in Healthcare with Hyper-personalization

View the event on LinkedIn, which was delivered live on Wednesday, May 31, 2023.

🏥The healthcare industry is undergoing a major shift driven by evolving customer expectations and care delivery models as customers and patients demand more hyper-personalized experiences. To meet this demand, healthcare enterprises are leveraging customer experience platforms (CXPs) to pull in data from multiple sources, analyze it, and generate actionable insights that enhance the customer experience across pre-care, care, and post-care interactions 📈.

📣 📣Join our experts as they discuss how enterprises should look at customer experience in healthcare and how the scope has evolved to include hyper-personalized experiences that span care management, proactive grievances redressal, and billing and payments.

What questions did the event address?

✅ How should service providers and enterprises think about customer experience?
✅ What key investments are required to drive superior customer engagement in healthcare?
✅What is the current CXP supplier landscape, and who are the new players?

Meet The Presenters

Delivering CXM Services from Africa: Who, Where, Why, and How | LinkedIn Live

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Delivering CXM Services from Africa: Who, Where, Why, and How

May 2, 2023 |
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With a fast-growing talent pool, good language coverage, and an increasingly mature business process outsourcing (BPO) market, Africa is fast emerging💹 as an attractive alternative to India and the Philippines for offshore work.

📢 📢In this LinkedIn Live session, enterprises will learn why Africa has become an ideal option for customer experience management (CXM) services and which providers enterprises can partner with to get started on their CXM journeys in the region. We will also discuss the potential benefits for enterprises, such as access to multiple locations and providers for high-quality service in multiple languages.

What questions will the event address?

✅ Who are the providers in Africa that enterprises can work with?
✅ Where are the upcoming alternatives for India and the Philippines?
✅ Why should enterprises look at Africa as a delivery location for CXM?
✅ How enterprises can benefit from approaching this market from a “sell to” as well as a delivery perspective

What Are the Benefits and Barriers of Impact Sourcing in CXM? | LinkedIn Live

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What Are the Benefits and Barriers of Impact Sourcing in CXM?

View the event on LinkedIn, which was delivered live on Thursday, March 16, 2023.

Impact sourcing is an ethical outsourcing practice that intentionally focuses on maximizing societal and business outcomes ♻️. Over the years, we’ve witnessed growth in impact sourcing globally, specifically in customer experience management (CXM) by both traditional providers and impact sourcing specialists👥.

Impact sourcing delivers many benefits for workers, the communities around them, and businesses employing them; however, there are also barriers.

📢Watch this LinkedIn Live recording as our analysts and Global Mentorship Initiative CEO, Jon Browning, break down the benefits impact sourcing workers experience and the challenges businesses face when recruiting them.

Any organization interested in learning more about sustainability, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) objectives, and impact sourcing and is looking to get started with an initiative of their own should attend💻.

What questions does the event address?

✅ What are the key trends and drivers leading to impact sourcing demand?
✅ What are the key benefits of impact sourcing for providers and buyers of outsourcing services?
✅ What are some significant impact sourcing initiatives by traditional service providers and impact sourcing specialists?
✅ What are the recommendations for implementing impact sourcing and challenges faced by buyers and service providers?
✅ What is the future outlook of impact sourcing?

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Strategies for Customer Experience (CX) Success in an Uncertain World | Webinar

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Strategies for Customer Experience (CX) Success in an Uncertain World

The global customer experience (CX) outsourcing market has grown tremendously. The current market size is more than US$105 billion, and CX remains a key focus area for enterprises.

However, the CX market is now facing a new set of challenges influenced by the increasing need to provide differentiated experiences to customers – while managing mandates to reduce costs.

Join our CX experts as they explore key trends and provide recommendations on what to prioritize and how to navigate the challenges to deliver exceptional CX. 

What questions will the webinar answer for the participants?

  • What is the CX industry outlook for 2023 and how can enterprises reduce costs?
  • What are the potential challenges and trends that will impact the CX industry?
  • Which actions can enterprises and service providers take to build their CX strategies for 2023 and navigate potential challenges?

Who should attend?

  • CEOs, CCOs, CIOs, and CTOs
  • BPO strategy and global heads
  • Leaders of CXM outsourcing
  • Leaders of CXM strategy
  • Head of customer experience
  • Head of customer service
  • Head of CXM service delivery
  • Senior sales and marketing executives
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ChatGPT – Can BFSI Benefit from an Intelligent Conversation Friend in the Long Term?

With the advent of chatbots reaching human-like sentience and mannerisms, and banks being at the forefront of adopting conversational Artificial Intelligence (AI), the question arises whether ChatGPT threatens the likes of Google, other AI platforms, and the non-critical workforce in the technology and services industries. While its promise remains high, will the banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) sector unearth ChatGPT’s full potential?  Read on to find out.

ChatGPT has taken the internet by storm and has become a trending sensation overnight. This AI-powered innovative chatbot has taken the world for a spin and is generating a big buzz among millions of professional users experimenting with it. Microsoft has also invested billions in the tool.

But what is ChatGPT? Developed by OpenAI, it is a generative language model that has been trained over large volumes of text to generate human-like responses. Like a search engine, it curates answers for queries but is designed to answer in a more conversational flow that goes beyond chat and delivers a richer experience with an intelligent chatbot. The AI engine generates solutions for all sorts of queries, including R, Python, and VBA codes.

Let’s explore ChatGPT’s potential to impact the future of AI and its usage in the technology and services industry, particularly by financial institutions, banks, and insurers.

What makes ChatGPT approachable and different to use?

  • The amount of data used to train the GPT model
  • Human-like interaction
  • Versatility and variety of responses
  • Low data input requirements
  • Highly scalable
  • Adjustable coherence and adaptability

What does it mean for banking and financial services?

Banks can use ChatGPT in several ways to enhance their operations and customer experience. Here are a few examples:

  1. Assistive chatbots: ChatGPT can be used to build natural language-based chatbots that can assist customers with common inquiries, such as account balances, transaction history, and bill payments. The chatbot also can guide customers through more complex processes like applying for a loan or a credit card. It also could help increase agent efficiency by aggregating requests by type to the appropriate departments
  2. Automation of simple and repetitive tasks: ChatGPT, along with other conversational AI models, can be used to automate simple and repetitive tasks, such as customer service interactions, order processing, and data entry. This can increase efficiency and lower costs for service providers and their clients
  3. Customer service: ChatGPT can assist the human agent in answering customer questions, improving efficiency and response time, and providing more accurate and detailed information. This can improve customer service and satisfaction and employee onboarding
  4. Marketing: Banks can use ChatGPT to analyze customer data and build personalized marketing campaigns that target specific customer segments. It also can generate personalized responses to customer inquiries by fine-tuning the model to a specific client, enabling it to generate tailored responses to their needs
  5. Decision Making: With the right database connections and integrations, ChatGPT can be used to analyze data to generate insights that can be used in decision making
  6. Learning and development: ChatGPT can be used as a learning and development tool. It can be trained with a company’s pre-existing data to create learning tools and modules and as an onboarding tool for new employees

Current mapping of ChatGPT to the BFS BPS value chain

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Current use cases of ChatGPT in banking and financial services (BFS) and business process services (BPS) operations are limited. Building capabilities around conversational AI and incorporating ChatGPT into offering portfolios can help BFS and BPS firms unlock innovation. Enterprises such as Microsoft, AWS, and Meta are developing their capabilities internally or through partnerships with conversation AI specialists.

Industries leading in innovation investments are becoming early adopters of ChatGPT. Microsoft is reportedly investing US$10 billion in OpenAI and plans to introduce it along with its Azure OpenAI service bundle in the Bing search engine. This furthers Microsoft’s stake in the market, where it already has a working partnership with OneReach.ai, one of the market’s leading conversation AI providers, since 2019.

Current capabilities still have hurdles to overcome

Although ChatGPT appears to have multiple uses and strengths, some limitations include:

  • Biased and inconsistent output: Content generated by ChatGPT depends on the trained data, making it prone to biases. It is difficult to achieve the same level of consistency in output generated. Cases requiring more context and complexities may lead to biased and inconsistent output. When training for complex operations such as trade reconciliation, exception management, and know your customer (KYC) remediation, the subject matter experts (SMEs) must be well-versed with minute details, which can’t be guaranteed when using ChatGPT
  • Standardized data requirement: ChatGPT cannot process different file types or extract information from them. A lot of consumer data is often received in varied file types and formats that require intelligent operations to skim through and sort, which is beyond ChatGPT’s current text-based data capabilities
  • Largely text driven: Its text-based generated content can fall short of expectations for the coming generation of users that desire more visual stimulation. Dashboards and descriptive analytics have become a basic requirement of all transaction-intensive industries that ChatGPT cannot fulfill
  • Limited ability to handle sensitive customer information: ChatGPT may not have the necessary security and privacy measures to handle sensitive customer information, such as account numbers or personal identification numbers. With the ever-evolving compliance norms varying across industries, it doesn’t yet have the capability or the secure framework to process, analyze, and interpret KYC or transaction data
  • Outdated information: ChatGPT’s information database is limited to data up until 2021 and can result in outdated opinions and facts. Deals, news, and updates in recent years aren’t recorded. For a constantly-evolving industry like BFS, where new deals and contracts dictate the capital markets, this makes the source of information unreliable
  • Ethical concerns: As artificial intelligence improves, the lack of proper credit for AI-generated content is becoming more widespread. The distinction between content created by AI and content created by humans is becoming less clear, causing confusion, mistrust, and ethical dilemmas
  • System Integration issues: Incorporating new technology with outdated systems can be difficult due to potential incompatibilities and differing protocols or data formats. This can decrease efficiency, add complexity, and impair interoperability

 Where will the future take ChatGPT?

While ChatGPT’s future looks promising, it is too early to say the product will revolutionize banking and financial services. Before it gets integrated into banking products, it needs to overcome several hurdles, including:

  • Responding to competition from rising financial technology (FinTech), regulatory technology (RegTechs), and other AI/Machine Learning (ML) service providers
  • Meeting regulatory, compliance, and cybersecurity requirements
  • Catering first to front-office requirements for low-critical queries and then for more complex queries and back-office operations that have not yet been explored
  • Maintaining high operational efficiency, accuracy, and customer satisfaction
  • Expanding variation in output categories
  • Overcoming the lack of recent factual data

Though ChatGPT use cases are promising, it is still a machine learning model that needs modifications to be used in real-world applications. The model would have to consume specific industry data to build domain depth and be programmed to manage contextual nuances for various tasks. Its ultimate success would depend on end customers’ user experiences.

While the road is being paved for innovation, ChatGPT still has a long way to go before making strides into banking and financial services.

To further illustrate the nature of results and drill down on the capacity of ChatGPT, below are some screenshots for financial crime and compliance queries (platforms, codes, advisory):

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If you have questions about banking and financial services trends or would like to discuss developments in this space, reach out to [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected].

Also, download our Navigating the Regulatory Tightrope via End-to-End Solutions – Financial Crime and Compliance (FCC) State of the Market 2022 report to explore key trends. Stay updated by following the latest research on Banking and Financial Business Process Services.

Customer Experience Management (CXM) Outsourcing Spiked 12-14% in 2021 as Enterprises Doubled Down on Delivering Digital Experiences to Customers—Everest Group

Everest Group says growth in CXM outsourcing will continue as enterprise seek to maximize customer retention in face of recessionary climate.

 

DALLAS, January 10, 2023 — Following pandemic shutdowns in 2020, the global outsourced customer experience management (CXM) market spiked in 2021, with the fastest year-on-year growth (12-14%) in recent history, according to Everest Group. Growth of the CXM outsourcing market, which currently stands at 31% of overall global CXM spend including in-house contact centers, outpaced GDP growth in all economies in 2021 after a decline in 2020.

Everest Group says the CXM outsourcing market will continue to grow, albeit at a more normalized rate (7-9%), despite the uncertainty presented by a looming recession. In fact, the recession will act as an indirect market driver; to compensate for low buying sentiment, enterprises will focus on customer service and retention, thereby spurring continued growth in CXM outsourcing over the next few years.

Additional growth drivers will include the following:

  • A considerable shift of contact center operations toward a hybrid delivery model, with greater emphasis on gig and work-at-home (WAH) workers to enhance delivery capabilities
  • The increasing use of conversational artificial intelligence (AI) and automation to decrease reliance on full-time equivalent (FTE) employees while delivering better CX outcomes
  • A foray of first-time outsourcers into the CXM market, especially driven by the small and midsize business (SMB) segment, which will continue to grow rapidly.

 

“The future of CXM service delivery will be defined by a combination of locations, technology and delivery models to create unique solutions that are flexible, scalable and tailored, based on each enterprise’s requirements,” said Shirley Hung, partner at Everest Group. “The service providers who are growing faster than the market average are those who offer end-to-end CXM solutions that include advanced digital tools, front- and back-office services, and advisory and consulting services to provide bespoke solutions tailored to their clients’ requirements.”

Everest Group also notes interesting geographic dynamics in the CXM market, including:

  • Numerous mergers and acquisitions primarily focused on expanding geographic presence.
  • Multiple new multilingual hubs emerging in the Eastern European region
  • The linguistically diverse ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) region being considered for Asian language capabilities
  • Africa experiencing increasing demand from customers in the MEA (Middle East and Africa) region to provide quality CXM and from other enterprises who want to diversify their service delivery footprint by shifting work away from India and the Philippines.

 

These findings and more are detailed in Everest Group’s recently published report, “Capturing the Post-pandemic Resurgence: Customer Experience Management (CXM) State of the Market Report 2023.” In this report, Everest Group examines the CXM market in the wake of the pandemic, factors affecting market growth, and changes in service delivery models. The report also addresses differentiating factors for service providers, buyer satisfaction performance, key investment themes, major acquisitions, and future trends in the CXM market.

 

***Download a complimentary abstract of Capturing the Post-pandemic Resurgence: Customer Experience Management (CXM) State of the Market Report 2023”***

 

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Key Issues for 2023: Rise Above Economic Uncertainty and Succeed | Webinar

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Key Issues for 2023: Rise Above Economic Uncertainty and Succeed

As we look toward 2023, economic uncertainty is prime and center. Rising inflation, interest rate hikes, and GDP contraction – matched with low unemployment rates and high talent demand – have left business leaders unsure of what to expect and how to prepare for 2023.

Join Everest Group’s Key Issues 2023 webinar as our experts provide insights into the outlook of the global IT-BP industry and discuss major concerns, expectations, and key trends expected to amplify in 2023.

All the data is based on input from global leaders across enterprises, Global Business Services (GBS), and service providers.

Our speakers will discuss expectations for 2023, including:

  • The outlook for global services
  • Top business challenges and priorities
  • Changes in sourcing spend and service delivery costs
  • In-demand digital services and next-generation capabilities
  • The evolving strategy for talent, locations, and the workplace

Who should attend?

  • CIOs, CDOs, CTOs, CFOs, CPOs
  • Service providers
  • GBS / Shared services center heads
  • Global services leaders
  • Locations heads

How a Robust CXM Outsourcing Strategy Can Help Enterprises Navigate the Economic Downturn | Blog

Superior customer experience management (CXM) is even more vital in tough economic times when enterprises want to retrench. But through strategic CXM outsourcing, organizations can generate significant business value now and emerge stronger when conditions improve. 

Geopolitical tensions causing supply-side disruptions, the highest inflation numbers since the 1980s, and rising interest rates creating tremendous inflationary pressure on Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth have put many of the world’s largest economies on the brink of recession.

A recession would significantly hinder investments by enterprises in many industries in CX initiatives. But by partnering with outsourcing providers, enterprises can navigate these difficult times and come out ahead of competitors. Let’s explore how.   

Importance of enterprises’ investments in CX during an economic downturn

During recessions, consumer sentiment and confidence drastically fall, making it even more crucial for enterprises to deliver superior customer experiences. Continuing to invest in CX can be worth it for these key reasons:

  • Customer retention is cheaper than customer acquisition: Failing to maintain good customer service during a crisis can reduce customer confidence, severely impacting brand trust. Superior customer experience is a must-have to retain customers and enhance their lifetime value. This becomes even more important during recessions when gaining new customers is more difficult. In uncertain times, people double down on brands they trust rather than risk spending on unknown products that may disappoint them
  • Experience management is necessary to understand customers’ changing needs during a crisis: Customer expectations change in a down economy. Understanding the effects of fast-eroding customer confidence and the impact of emotions on customer relationships is crucial to addressing changing customer wants and needs. This shift also represents an opportunity for enterprises to gain a competitive advantage by addressing changing customer requirements
  • Superior CX helps organizations avoid price wars: Consumers are even more price sensitive during recessions. By delivering superior CX, an organization can stand out without having to cut prices to compete

CXM outsourcing is a viable option during an economic downturn

In this challenging environment, enterprises’ immediate goals are to reduce costs, streamline operations, and achieve quick and tangible benefits from all their investments.

A strategic third-party service provider can help organizations achieve these objectives, enabling them to better manage the downturn and accelerate their recovery. Providers can deliver the following benefits:

  • Cost effectiveness: During recessionary times, demand for major enterprises’ goods and services takes a hit, affecting top lines, while fixed expenses remain stagnant. Through CXM outsourcing, organizations can convert these fixed expenses into more variable costs representing huge cost savings for many organizations. Selective outsourcing is one of the many effective strategies to control a company’s budget without compromising work quality
  • Flexibility in managing resources: A global slowdown can force enterprises to reduce hiring, freeze salaries, or reduce their workforce. CXM outsourcing offers the flexibility to ramp resources up and down depending on need without having to lay off employees and hurt overall organizational morale
  • Enhanced efficiency: Third-party CXM providers offer extensive pooled experiences, knowledge of existing and upcoming technologies, and awareness of best practices in the marketplace. These teams of experts can provide valuable insights to guide an organization’s CXM strategy and maximize efficiency
  • Providing the necessary digital push: Investing in internal digital initiatives in uncertain economic times becomes difficult – even when long-term benefits are clear. Leveraging a third-party provider to support digital CX initiatives in a strategic partnership-led model can allow enterprises to accelerate their digital road maps while avoiding upfront costs through innovative pricing models

To thrive with a looming recession and emerge on top when economic conditions improve, enterprises need to look at their business strategies now and evaluate the potential opportunities to outsource all or part of their customer experience management services.

Enterprises should begin by identifying key areas that could be outsourced, such as lead generation, payment collections, and technical support. As they achieve success, organizations can then expand contracts – striving to outsource their end-to-end CX services while strategically engaging with service providers to generate significant business value.

Read the second blog in this series for further insights on the CXM outsourcing market, CXM Outsourcing Providers Can Thrive and Grow in the Upcoming Recession: Here’s How.

To discuss CXM outsourcing opportunities, contact Shirley Hung, David Rickard, Sharang Sharma, and Divya Baweja.

Don’t miss our webinar, Key Issues for 2023: Rise Above Economic Uncertainty and Succeed, to hear major concerns, expectations, and key trends expected to amplify in 2023.

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