Is Your Contact Centre Stack Overdue for a Spring Clean? – Webinar
Published On: 15th Jan 2026 15:19 - Modified: 6th Mar 2026
Date: 05 March 2026, 11.00-12:00 CET
Location: Virtual
SOCC 2026 Webinar Series
In this session, Puzzel take a closer look at why many CX leaders are rethinking complex, fragmented contact centre ecosystems.
Drawing on insights from the State of Contact Centres 2026 report, we explore what’s driving the push toward consolidation and simplification — and whether it really delivers the outcomes organisations expect.
Why Consolidation is Rising on the CX Agenda
As AI ambitions grow and operational complexity increases, many organisations are questioning whether their current setup is fit for purpose.
Disconnected systems, limited data flow, and rising maintenance costs are pushing leaders to explore more unified approaches. But consolidation isn’t without trade-offs.
What the Data Tells Us
Based on insights from CX leaders across Europe:
- 94% of CX leaders see tech stack consolidation as important for improving performance and efficiency
- 50% of CX leaders say multiple vendors lead to higher maintenance and support costs, while 47% struggle with training across multiple tools.
- 97% say consolidation is essential
This session brings research insights into a practical discussion of what consolidation really means in day-to-day contact centre operations.
You’ll Learn:
- What’s driving the move toward contact centre consolidation
- The potential benefits and limitations of simplifying your tech stack
- Key pitfalls to avoid during consolidation initiatives
- Practical considerations for moving toward a more unified platform
Puzzel is Europe’s leading cloud-based contact centre solutions provider, serving over 1,200 organisations in 40 countries.
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Reviewed by: Robyn Coppell