Business Systems (UK) Ltd are pleased to announce their partnership with NICE inContact, presenting CXone – a unified cloud customer experience platform allowing organisations to act smarter and respond faster to ever-changing consumer expectations. To find out more about the Business Systems offering for CXone, please talk to our team on 0800 458 2988 or visit our page. Salt Lake City, March 22, 2018 – NICE inContact, a NICE (Nasdaq: NICE) business, today announced the availability of NICE inContact CXone in Europe, with redundant data centers in Frankfurt and Munich, Germany to give organizations regional access to a complete suite of cloud applications that serves local needs and enables organizations to comply with new European GDPR data security regulations effective May 25, 2018. CXone—the world’s #1 cloud customer experience platform—is built on a global Open Cloud Foundation that powers customer experience innovation in the contact center with Omnichannel Routing, Workforce Optimization (WFO), Analytics, Automation and Artificial Intelligence. “NICE inContact CXone gives European companies one unified suite of customer experience applications,” said Paul Jarman, CEO of inContact. “CXone delivers one experience in order to keep contact center operations running smoothly and efficiently with all applications on one cloud to keep customer service teams productive and engaged.” Additionally, as part of this European expansion, CXone is available through direct sales teams and through Verizon, RingCentral, FUZE, Business Systems (UK) Ltd, Webhelp, Activeo and other partners. NICE has eleven offices in Europe with locations in United Kingdom, Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain and Switzerland. In 2017, a leading European hospitality company selected NICE inContact to replace multiple systems with one cloud platform to support more than 1,000 global agents. NICE inContact cloud contact center solutions are used by thousands of agents in the United Kingdom and 10 other countries across Europe. Around the world, CXone is used by more than 250,000 agents operating in over 100 countries. With CXone, organizations get pay-as-you-go pricing accompanying a fully-scalable, elastic solution that flexibly meets growth and seasonal fluctuations according to company needs. NICE inContact CXone delivers the industry’s best uptime of 99.99. Written by: Business Systems UK
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