NICE Launches Cloud-Based Workforce Optimization Suite
These solutions are offered as Hosted or as Software as a Service (SaaS) to provide customers greater flexibility, lower upfront costs, and faster implementation.
NICE Systems has announced the launch of its cloud-based Workforce Optimization (WFO) suite, the first to offer full capabilities for Recording, Quality Management, Analytics, Workforce Management, Performance Management, Incentive Compensation Management, and Voice of the Customer, all deployed in the cloud. These solutions are offered as Hosted or as Software as a Service (SaaS) to provide customers greater flexibility, lower upfront costs, and faster implementation.
Industry trends indicate rapidly increasing demand for cloud technologies. According to DMG Consulting’s 2012-2013 Cloud-Based Contact Center Infrastructure Market Report, the number of cloud-based contact centre seats grew by 80.2 percent in 2011, following a 42.4 percent increase in 2010. The report anticipates that by the end of 2015 more than 18 percent of contact centre seats will be delivered by cloud-based contact centre infrastructure providers.
NICE’s cloud-based WFO suite offers customers several key benefits:
- Cloud deployment for contact centres, back offices, branches, and retail is far faster and can be done at a lower up front cost compared to other deployment methods.
- Customers have easier access to the latest versions of the software.
- Organisations can focus on business operations rather than monitoring and maintaining enterprise grade software.
- The cloud WFO suite supports hybrid integrations of on-premise and cloud-based applications. For example, a customer can easily complement an on-premise NICE IEX Workforce Management solution with cloud-based Interaction Analytics, Performance Management, or any other cloud-based application.

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