The State of Customer Engagement

Verint’s third annual study of global customer engagement examines the issues faced by companies across the globe and sets out a blueprint for delivering exceptional CX in the face of economic and workforce challenges.

Two-thirds of CX leaders surveyed are highly confident they can engage their customers effectively in 2023. What makes them stand out from the 33% who aren’t?

Our research uncovered a path that will help companies to provide the level of experience demanded by modern consumers.

Download the report, The State of Customer Engagement, to find out the key solutions and strategies needed to provide effective customer engagement in the face of a challenging business and economic climate.

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Around 50% of business leaders are worried about the negative impact of the economic climate and talent management issues in 2023.

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Of the 2,875 business leaders who responded to our survey, 67% are highly confident in their ability to engage their customers. How have they built this level of confidence?

  • 50+%

    Increased budgets for messaging, social channels and chatbots in 2022

  • 85%

    Interacted with customers on digital channels last year

  • 74%

    Are highly likely to use customer experience data to improve engagement

High Confidence Creates Resilience

The business leaders most assured of their outlook for 2023 spent the last two years preparing for the challenges ahead. Despite the threat of a global recession and persistent talent management issues, investment in key areas have contributed to increased confidence.

  1. Digital First Engagement: Increasing capacity and efficiency through automation and digital channels
  2. Experience Management: Collecting feedback and aggregating data to improve customer engagement
  3. Workforce Engagement: Enabling flexible scheduling and tools to create a better working environment
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