Persistent Systems to Provide Integration and Implementation Services to Support Customers Using Amazon Connect, New Cloud-based Customer Contact Center from Amazon Web Services

PUNE, India and SANTA CLARA, California, March 28, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --

Persistent Systems  (BSE & NSE: PERSISTENT), a global software and technology developer, today announced it is among the first AWS Partner Network (APN) Partners to create a support practice around Amazon Connect, a new cloud-based contact center service from Amazon Web Services (AWS). AWS launched Amazon Connect today.

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Quote from Jacqueline White, Chief Customer Officer  

"In the Digital economy, speed and data are the difference between being obsolete or being a part of the future. Customers rightfully don't have the patience for companies who aren't ready to know them individually and provide excellent support.  Amazon Connect builds on AWS's unsurpassed customer service systems so that enterprises of any size are able to quickly and easily set up and manage their customer contact center."

Persistent Systems plans to initially focus on key verticals including Finance and Healthcare. The company brings strong expertise in digital and deep understanding of AWS technology so its customers can fully benefit from Amazon Connect as it integrates with existing data sets to deliver support specific to them. This support is dynamic, based on a customer's past and real-time interactions.

About Persistent Systems 

Persistent Systems (BSE & NSE: PERSISTENT) builds software that drives the business of our customers; enterprises and software product companies with software at the core of their digital transformation.

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For more information, please contact:

Ken Montgomery
Persistent Systems
+1-949-939-5164
[email protected]

Akshata Datar
Text100 Global Communications
+91-9867507599
[email protected]

SOURCE Persistent Systems