Verint appears in two Magic Quadrants

Verint Systems has announced its inclusion in the newly published Magic Quadrant for the CRM Customer Engagement Center report by research and advisory firm Gartner.
This marks the fourth year the company’s solutions have been recognized in this evaluation for ability to execute and completeness of vision. The report evaluated Verint’s Engagement Management solutions.
In addition to appearing in this new research, Gartner also positioned Verint the highest and furthest in the Leaders quadrant of the latest Magic Quadrant for Customer Engagement Center Workforce Optimization (WFO) report based on its completeness of vision and ability to execute – making it the only vendor in the market to appear in both Magic Quadrants.
On an annual basis, Gartner evaluates the CRM Customer Engagement Center and Customer Engagement Center WFO technology landscape and places providers of the technologies in one of four quadrants. Vendors are evaluated across two key areas – “ability to execute” and “completeness of vision” – that cover 15 distinct criteria.
Ability to execute includes an evaluation on product or service, overall viability, sales execution/pricing, market responsiveness/record, marketing execution, customer experience and operations. Completeness of vision criteria covers market understanding, market strategy, sales strategy, offering (product) strategy, business model, vertical/industry strategy, innovation and geographic strategy.
In the new Magic Quadrant for the CRM Customer Engagement Center research published May, 2016, Gartner “examines the global market for customer service and support applications designed to engage customers through whichever channel they are using when they require assistance.”
As noted by report authors Michael Maoz, vice-president and distinguished analyst, and Brian Manusama, research director at Gartner, “Vendors’ positions in this Magic Quadrant reflect the growing demand for cloud-based customer service applications to support agents who engage with customers through multiple channels.”
Functionality evaluated in the Magic Quadrant includes knowledge-enabled service resolution, and social media/community management and offer management, along with interaction assistance tools and service analytics dashboards. Gartner notes that these applications should have tools for both agents and customers, designed on a common platform.
Critical capabilities that the firm cites cover case management/problem/service resolution; knowledge management; a full customer self-service suite that supports web and mobile channels; real-time decision-making and predictive analytics support for agents; an adaptive business rule engine; and enterprise feedback management.