Global Contact Center Work Workforce Management Product and Market Report 2021-2022 – ResearchAndMarkets.com
DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “2021-2022 Workforce Management Product and Market Report” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
The 14th edition of the Workforce Management Product and Market Report presents an in-depth analysis of the contact center WFM market, the competitive landscape, vendors, product suites, technology and innovation. The Report examines the business, market and technology trends and challenges confronting contact centers in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
It explores the technology and applications of new-gen WFM, which is an essential part of the transformation taking place in contact centers. The Report analyzes WFM market activity and provides 5-year projections. It also presents customer satisfaction survey results that rate the vendors and their products.
The 2021 – 2022 Workforce Management Product and Market Report feature 5 WFM vendors: Aspect, Calabrio, NICE, Puzzel and Verint. It also provides a high-level overview of four new competitors in the WFM arena: Authority Software, Eleveo, Playvox and Salesforce.
The workforce management (WFM) market has attracted more investments and research and development (R&D) dollars in 2020 than ever before.
This market has been advancing slowly toward digital transformation in the last couple of years. The pandemic has compelled enterprise and contact center executives to recognize the need to speed up the overhaul of their service environments along with their agent onboarding, scheduling and oversight capabilities.
New-gen WFM: Uniquely suited to address pandemic-related challenges and beyond
The migration of workers to home offices has complicated the scheduling challenge and created new issues for contact center management. For agents working at home, the pandemic has also shifted the work/life balance in often unexpected ways. New-gen WFM solutions have been instrumental in addressing the work-at-home (WAH) staffing challenge, supporting flex scheduling, agent self-service, mobility, and virtual hiring and onboarding of new agents.
The more advanced WFM solutions have been essential tools for helping contact center supervisors and managers monitor their staff, regardless of where they are located, and keep them engaged. Among the most important capabilities for this purpose in WFM, suites are real-time adherence, intraday management, mobility, self-service. gamification and bi-directional communication.
Once the pandemic eases worldwide, businesses will be confronted with the challenge of bringing some or all of their staff back into the office. This will be another driver of WFM growth, as these solutions will be a critical part of the process. Contact centers will use WFM to build schedules that minimize service disruptions, and innovative WFM vendors will develop features that allow employees to work together safely on-site. The specialized forecasting, scheduling and oversight capabilities of WFM solutions give contact centers a major advantage over other departments that lack these tools.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Executive Summary
2. Introduction
3. Research Methodology
3.1 Report Participation Criteria
4. Workforce Management Defined
4.1 WFM Vendor Suite Overview
4.2 Vendor SMB/Packaged WFM Solutions
5. Workforce Management Trends and Challenges
5.1 Workforce Management Trends
5.2 Workforce Management Challenges
6. Workforce Management Market Innovation
6.1 New Product Features
6.2 Future Enhancements
7. New-Gen WFM is the Future
7.1 Omni-Channel is a Requirement for Delivering a Great Customer Experience
7.1.1 The Growing Importance of Providing Digital Channel Support
7.1.2 Omni-Channel WFM Requirements
7.2 Real-Time Adaptive Scheduling
7.3 Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Automation
8. WFM Opportunities Driven by the Pandemic
9. WFM Keeps WAH and Remote Staff Engaged and in Touch
9.1 Agent Self-Service
9.2 Mobility Features
9.3 Intraday Management
9.4 Real-Time Adherence
9.5 Gamification
9.6 eLearning/Meeting Management
9.7 Vacation/Time-Off Management
9.8 Timekeeping/Payroll Management
10. Looking Ahead: Planning for the New Normal
10.1 Long-Term Strategic Planning
10.2 Hiring Management
10.3 Workspace Allocation Module
11. Consolidating Front and Back-Office Operations
11.1 Functional Capabilities of Back-Office/Branch WFM Solutions
12. Workforce Management Market Activity Analysis
12.1 Validating Market Numbers
12.2 WFM Market Share Analysis
13. WFM Adoption Rate
14. WFM Market Projections
15. WFM Competitive Landscape
15.1 Vendors to Watch
15.2 Company Snapshot
16. High-Level Functional Summary
16.1 User Interfaces
16.2 Security
16.3 Dashboards, Reporting and Analytics
17. WFM Implementation Analysis
18. WFM Vendor Satisfaction Analysis
18.1 Summary of Survey Findings and Analysis: Vendor Categories
18.1.1 Vendor Satisfaction by Category and Customer
18.2 Summary of Survey Findings and Analysis: Product Capabilities
18.2.1 Product Capabilities Satisfaction by Category and Customer
18.3 Customer Background and Insights
18.3.1 Channels Supported
18.3.2 Top 3 – 5 Ways the WFM Solution Helped Address Pandemic-Related Challenges
18.3.3 Top 3 – 5 WFM Challenges
18.3.4 Additional Comments
19. Pricing
19.1 Premise-Based Voice-Only WFM Solution Pricing
19.2 Premise-Based Voice and Digital Channel WFM Solution Pricing
19.3 Cloud-Based Voice-Only WFM Solution Pricing
19.4 Cloud-Based Voice and Digital Channel WFM Solution Pricing
20. Company Reports
20.1 Aspect Software, Inc.
20.2 Calabrio, Inc.
20.3 NICE
20.4 Puzzel Ltd.
20.5 Verint Systems
21. Appendix: WFM Vendor Directory
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