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Content Guru tops Gartner CCaaS recommendation score
Read the full story: Content Guru tops Gartner CCaaS recommendation scoreContent Guru strengthens CCaaS standing with fresh Gartner customer validation. The UK provider says the latest Voice of the Customer report puts it top for recommendation, while also scoring strongly on support, sales, deployment, and product capability.
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Benifex names Mohamad Awada chief services officer
Benifex has hired Mohamad Awada to scale customer delivery globally. The appointment comes as employers face growing pressure to prove benefits programmes are being implemented well, adopted by staff, and linked to wider business performance.
