Global cloud communications company, Infobip’s full Communications Platform-as-a-Service offering is now available on Microsoft Azure, extending the enterprise customer base globally for Infobip, particularly in the finance, e-commerce and retail sectors, and allow it to expand its core market footprint.

The Azure deployment is the latest step in Infobip’s technology collaboration with Microsoft that sees Infobip adding its omnichannel capability to Microsoft’s platforms for the benefit of all enterprise and B2B customers seeking easy to scale customer engagement and customer service solutions that span contact center, marketing, security, and authentication services.

Infobip is an established global expert in the fast-growing business communications and messaging space offering a cloud-based delivery model that helps organizations drive growth and loyalty through data-driven conversational customer journeys that simplify the complexity of global messaging.

Infobip launches omnichannel solution to improve connected customer experiences

Infobip’s ‘Moments’ solutions simplify customer communications

As the company edges toward an IPO, Infobip is looking to use Microsoft’s ecosystem to access new business opportunities, share leads and differentiate its expertise to drive transformation for all.

The decision will see Infobip working closely with Microsoft and its partner ecosystem to help build demand, sales planning for partner-to-partner empowered selling, and deliver marketplace-led commerce for end customer transformation. Infobip’s Consultancy and Technology Partnership arm will also provide access to appropriate resources such as product documentation and training through its partner portal. A self-service option will become available later in the year. It is anticipated that by 2023 a range of identity and Internet of Things) IoT-based services will also be added to the portfolio.

5G

“As the markets and ecosystem evolve, we increasingly see areas of ‘co-opetition’ where companies are partnering and competing,” said Silvio Kutic, CEO, Infobip. “I see these instances as opportunities to find Go-To-Market ways together for the benefit of the customer. This collaboration is more than about creating a wider reseller network or reach a bigger client base or simply bigger clients. Of course, it does help with these goals rather it’s also about providing a more open and integrated arena to power digital customer experience as we enter the hyper-connected era of 5G.”

The solutions range from simple plugin integration to ready-to-use end-to-end options speeding up time-to-value with as professional services and tech support as is needed. Infobip’s infrastructure on Azure includes omnichannel support through its Contact Center solution “Conversations,” the automated customer engagement engine “Moments,” and (artificial intelligence) AI-powered chatbot building function “Answers” that all sit on top of a wide range of programmable channels.

Customers will also benefit from Infobip’s direct connection to more than 650 carriers worldwide.

“All businesses need to create an open ecosystem model that makes it easy for partners to innovate and integrate with a way to monetize what they create as quickly as possible,” said Chris Weber, corporate vice president, Small, Medium and Corporate Business, Microsoft. “Microsoft offers a path to connect directly with customers, share leads with Microsoft and other partner sellers, and differentiate their expertise to drive positive customer outcomes and mutual revenue.”

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