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不断发展的经营模式推动了可程式通讯领域的产业转型和新的成长机会Evolving Business Models Drive Industry Transformation and New Growth Opportunities in Programmable Communications |
人工智慧驱动的创新创造差异化并增强价值命题
基于 API 的解决方案通常与企业习惯购买和部署通讯的方式有很大不同。它的价值在于提供一组强大的工具,使业务通讯应用程式更加丰富并更紧密地整合到业务工作流程中。例如,公司可能选择允许客户使用企业号码上的短讯服务 (SMS) 与员工通讯。如果您现有的本地统一通讯平台不支援短信,您可以利用 CPaaS 提供者将文字讯息作为现有通讯工具的整合或覆盖。在此范例中,一家公司利用 CPaaS 提供者来解决客户互动能力方面的差距,同时维持与语音提供者和首选 UC 供应商的现有关係。
与其他云端基础的服务一样,大多数 CPaaS 解决方案需要资本支出 (CapEx) 来部署安全支援 API主导的语音、视讯和讯息服务所需的适当通讯和网路基础设施,它为企业提供了极具吸引力的营运支出(OpEx) 替代方案。同样重点,云端基础的CPaaS 以 API 呼叫或每分钟为基础交付,允许企业为其消耗的确切服务量付费。对于需求水准不同或业务活动季节性高峰的组织来说,这是一个特别有吸引力的价值提案。云端架构固有的可扩展性也是 CPaaS 的优势,让企业可以根据其使用情况和工作流程,根据需要使用尽可能多或尽可能少的供应商面向 API 的服务。
可程式通讯解决方案,特别是通讯平台即服务(CPaaS)服务,正在获得企业决策者的认可,市场正在满足传统(即独立)和企业开发人员的需求,因此我们实现了稳定成长。
可程式通讯市场在 2020 年经历了快速成长,因为支援联络人追踪和路边取货等全新使用案例的需求促使各种规模的企业重新考虑其业务流程和客户参与。
如今,CPaaS 的核心价值提案是提供强大的工具集,使业务通讯应用程式更丰富、更紧密地整合到业务工作流程中,这是几乎每个组织都在努力应对的持续挑战。
因此,全球 CPaaS 市场正处于高速成长阶段,该市场的许多竞争对手都报告了两位数的年增长率。
快速成长的驱动因素是:
本研究包含 2024 年 Frost & Sullivan IT 决策者调查的资料,该调查深入了解最终使用者组织的优先事项:
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作者埃尔卡·波波娃
AI-Powered Innovation Creates Differentiation and Boosts Value Propositions
API-based solutions often represent a significant departure from how businesses have become accustomed to purchasing and deploying communications. Their value lies in providing a powerful toolset to make business communications applications richer and more tightly integrated within business workflows. For example, an organization may choose to allow its customers to communicate with employees using short messaging services (SMS) on business numbers. If the organization's existing on-premises UC platform does not support SMS, the business can leverage a CPaaS provider to enable text messaging as an integration or overlay of existing communications tools. In this example, the business maintains the existing relationship with its voice providers and its preferred UC vendor while leveraging a CPaaS provider to address a gap in customer interaction capabilities.
Like other cloud-based services, most CPaaS solutions offer businesses a compelling operating expense (OpEx) alternative to capital expenditures (CapEx) to deploy the appropriate communications and network infrastructure needed to securely support API-driven voice, video, and messaging services. Also important, cloud-based CPaaS offerings are priced at published per-API call or per-minute rates, enabling businesses to pay for the exact amount of services they consume. This is a particularly compelling value proposition for organizations with varying levels of demand or seasonal spikes in business activity. The inherent scalability of cloud architectures also benefits CPaaS, enabling businesses to consume as much or as little of a provider's API-directed services as needed by their application or work process.
Programmable communications solutions, particularly communications platform as a service (CPaaS) offerings, have been experiencing steady growth owing to increasing awareness among enterprise decision makers and the market's ability to serve the needs of both traditional (i.e., independent) and enterprise developers.
The programmable communications market received a jumpstart in 2020 as requirements to support brand-new use cases, such as contact tracing and curbside pickup, pushed businesses of all sizes to rethink business processes and customer engagement.
Today, the key value proposition of CPaaS-providing a powerful toolset to make business communications applications richer and more tightly integrated within business workflows-is perfectly aligned with the ongoing digital transformation efforts being undertaken by nearly every organization.
As a result, the global CPaaS market is in a high-growth stage, with many of the contenders in the market reporting annual double-digit growth rates.
The steep growth trajectory is driven by:
This study includes data from a 2024 Frost & Sullivan IT decision-maker survey conducted to gain insights on the following end-user organizations' priorities:
The survey also aimed to understand:
Authored by: Elka Popova