Customer Communication Management (CCM) Trends Shaping the Future of Customer Engagement
QKS
Group (formerly Quadrant Knowledge Solutions) Reveals that the Customer
Communication Management (CCM) market in the United States is expected
to see a below-average CAGR by 2028.
Despite the
significance of customer communication, growth in the U.S. CCM market is
projected to lag behind other regions. This slower pace is influenced by
several factors, including the persistence of legacy systems that resist
modernization and the relatively high costs of new technology adoption.
Although
digital transformation remains a priority for many organizations, other
areas—such as cybersecurity and advanced analytics often take precedence due to
their potential for quicker returns on investment. As a result, the U.S. CCM
market is expanding at a more gradual rate.
This study
addresses several critical questions:
·
What
is the competitive landscape in the U.S. Customer Communication Management
market?
·
What
market share is held by leading vendors in the U.S.?
·
What
are the key competitive dynamics in the CCM market across the United States?
·
Are
there vendors that specialize in serving specific industries?
·
How
do vendors compare in their offerings of cloud-based versus on-premises
solutions?
·
What
competitive factors influence market positioning in the U.S.?
·
What
are the strengths and challenges of vendors operating in the U.S. market?
·
How
do vendors position themselves across customer segments, from SMBs to large
enterprises?
Strategic
Market Insights
QKS
Group defines Customer
Communication Management (CCM) as a platform that empowers
organizations to create, manage, and deliver personalized, consistent
communications across multiple channels throughout the customer lifecycle. By
centralizing communication channels such as print, email, SMS, and web into a
unified system, CCM platforms help businesses streamline customer-facing
documents, messages, and interactions.
The primary
objectives of a CCM platform are to enhance customer experience, ensure
regulatory compliance, and optimize communication processes through an
automated, unified approach.
Vendors
covered in this Study:
Adobe,
Compart, Conga, CSG, Doxee, Doxim, FCI-CCM, Intense Technologies, Messagepoint,
MHC Automation, Newgen, Nintex, OpenText, Oracle, Precisely, Quadient, Sefas,
and Smart Communications.
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