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Contact centre platform provider Genesys has released customer highlights for its 2023 fiscal year, reporting impressive numbers for its Genesys Cloud CX family of products, including nearly 30% growth in customers and US$2 billion total revenue growth.
If global contact centre platform provider Genesys had one key take-away message for the approximately 300 delegates to its APAC Partners Summit in Phuket this week, it was that significant numbers of legacy in-premise clients are ripe for the inevitable move to the cloud.
California-based contact centre solutions provider Genesys has expanded its horizons beyond the call centre with the launch of an AI-powered employee engagement system called Genesys Cloud EX.
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