NICE and Google Cloud Collaborate Related Articles Trends Transforming Cloud Contact Centres Cloud Communications: Public, Private, and Hybrid - What's the difference? Google Cloud and Genesys Announce Strategic Partnership Expansion NICE inContact CXone Provides a Strong ROI © elenabsl - Adobe Stock - 83272226 144 Filed under - Contact Centre News, NICE NICE is collaborating with Google Cloud to address the growing demand for more effective and automated customer self-service systems that integrate with traditional contact centres. NICE is integrating its cloud-based, AI-powered CXone customer experience platform – used by 85 of the Fortune 100 companies – with Google Cloud Contact Centre Artificial Intelligence (CCAI), a group of APIs that bring the best of Google AI to contact centre use cases. The combination will provide businesses with more sophisticated and efficient ways to engage and help customers across digital and voice touchpoints. Research conducted by NICE found 84 percent of consumers are more willing to do business with companies that offer self-service options, but only 61 percent say companies offer easy, convenient self-service. Businesses are increasingly incorporating AI to boost customer service capacity, enhance human agent performance and make their conversational self-service options more effective. NICE CXone provides no code/low code integration and consolidated journey orchestration with Google Cloud CCAI, to enable intelligent natural language capabilities across various stages of the customer journey, including self-service bots and agent-facing virtual assistants. This empowers businesses to offer smarter self-service conveniences and AI-enhanced assistance. CXone Virtual Agent Hub allows businesses to expand their customer self-service capabilities with easy to integrate conversational bots for voice and chat leveraging Google Cloud’s contact centre AI. Now, businesses can rapidly integrate Google Cloud Dialogflow self-service bots without any coding, while retaining full control of the customer experience. Deployed in combination with CXone Agent Assist Hub, companies can use Google Cloud’s Agent Assist to empower their customer service representatives with real-time, automated knowledge support during live chat interactions. Google Cloud reports that contact centres using Agent Assist have seen their agents respond up to 15 percent faster to chats, reducing chat abandonment rates and solving more customer problems. “As AI-powered virtual assistants continue to become a more crucial part of the customer service mix, contact centres want flexibility and choice in deploying conversational AI bots,” said Paul Jarman, NICE CXone CEO. “Our collaboration with Google Cloud illustrates our commitment to innovation and integration with leading providers. We’re proud to provide contact centres with the freedom to adopt AI easily and quickly and drive next-gen, digitally fluent customer experiences.” For more information about NICE - visit the NICE Website About NICE NICE is a leading global enterprise software provider that enables organizations to improve customer experience and business results, ensure compliance and fight financial crime. Their mission is to help customers build and strengthen their reputation by uncovering customer insight, predicting human intent and taking the right action to improve their business. Find out more about NICE Author: NICE Published On: 19th Nov 2021 Read more about - Contact Centre News, NICE Recommended Articles Trends Transforming Cloud Contact Centres Cloud Communications: Public, Private, and Hybrid - What's the difference? Google Cloud and Genesys Announce Strategic Partnership Expansion NICE inContact CXone Provides a Strong ROI Related Reports Webinar Replay: Improving Contact Centre Efficiency White Paper: Why You Should Migrate Your Customer Experience Operations eBook: Cut Contact Center Costs Without Straining Employees Report: The State of the Market for Workforce Engagement Solutions Contact Centre Reports, Surveys and White Papers Get the latest exciting call centre reports, specialist whitepapers and interesting case-studies. Choose the content that you want to receive. Contact Centre Reports, Surveys and White Papers Invites to Webinars & Events Weekly Newsletter