
Though calling, messaging, meeting, and team collaboration services form the backbone of modern work, customer needs across various verticals and business functions are very different. Moreover, forward-thinking organizations are making their UCC (unified communications and collaboration) decisions not by the number of features offered by a provider, but based on the:
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Simplicity of integration
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Consistency of user experience (UX)
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Reliability of outcomes
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Proven ROI benefits
Against this backdrop, tomorrow’s competitive edge will come from better understanding what enterprise customers struggle with today and where they plan to invest in the future. Providers that listen closely to these perspectives will find themselves better positioned to capture long-term customer loyalty and trust.
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Actionable intelligence and exclusive analytics on:
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10 forces revolutionizing UCC: hyper personalized UX, privacy and security, sustainability, AI orchestration, integrated workspaces, usage-based pricing models, composable solutions, verticalized offerings, experience-led workspaces, and edge for hybrid workloads.
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Top growth opportunities: role-based features, predictive analytics, programable communications, privacy-by-design, localization and data sovereignty strategies, and premium compliance services.
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Best practices from companies to action like Microsoft, Atlassian, Slack, Tata Communications, Cisco, Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise, and more!
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What Enterprise Customers Want Most from UCC?
Frost & Sullivan's voice of customer analysis finds that IT decision-makers (ITDMs) across industries have voiced the following priorities across meetings, collaboration, calling, and managed UCC services:
- Unified experiences
82% of enterprises prefer single stack UCaaS (unified communications as a service) that consolidates meetings, messaging, file sharing, and other features into one platform. - AI for outcomes, not just features
Decision-makers view AI and automation less as add-ons and more as must-have capabilities that facilitate hybrid work.
- Migration to flexible cloud-first models
34% of organizations are planning to shift to more cloud-centric telephony. - Mobile communications
Nearly 50% of organizations rely on mobile phones as primary devices, pushing providers to prioritize app-based calling, mobile-first UCaaS, and browser-based access.
- Rising demand for complexity management
As enterprises juggle hybrid telephony, multiple endpoints, and cross-platform integrations, more than 60% will turn to managed services to reduce IT burdens. - Verticalized UCC services
Organizations increasingly want providers who can tailor communications environments to industry-specific workflows, signaling a major opportunity for vendors to deliver differentiated value.
For detailed analysis spanning different aspects of the UCC ecosystem, access individual analysis here:
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Global Cloud Meeting and Team Collaboration Market, Forecast to 2029
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Business Calling Market: Demand for Diverse Deployment and Connectivity Models Reigns
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