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If your customer experience still runs on legacy stacks, you’re already behind

Blog: OpenText Blogs

Let’s be real: delivering great customer experience (CX) has never been tougher. Teams are stretched, budgets are tight, and expectations? Sky-high. Nearly three out of four customers say experience is a deciding factor when making a purchase.¹ 

And yet… most organizations are still wrestling with the same old problems: siloed systems, tangled tech stacks, and disconnected data. No surprise that 81% of leaders say they’d rather manage CX on a single, unified platform.² 

Enter Customer Experience as a Service (CXaaS)

That’s where Customer Experience as a Service (CXaaS) comes in. No, it’s not just another acronym — it’s a new way to think about how you design, deliver, and scale customer journeys. 

CXaaS is a modern operating model for CX. Instead of battling complexity, you get: 

  • Composable platforms you can mix, match, and grow into 
  • Cloud agility (without the cloud-only lock-in) 
  • AI intelligence that keeps experiences fast and relevant 
  • Integrated orchestration to finally connect data, teams, and channels 

In short? CXaaS makes it possible to deliver smarter, more personalized experiences — without the heavy lift of legacy stacks. 

Why now? 

Because the pressure is real. Customers don’t just want personalization — they expect it, instantly. IT is buried under fragmented tools and rising costs. Business leaders demand faster ROI. 

CXaaS sits right at that intersection: simplifying tech, cutting costs, and accelerating outcomes. In uncertain times, it’s not just nice to have — it’s how CX teams stay relevant and prove value. 

Explore Customer Experience as a Service 

Curious how CXaaS really works beyond the buzz? Join our kickoff session, Demystifying CXaaS. In just 30 minutes, we’ll unpack what CXaaS means in practice — and how leading brands are already rethinking experience delivery. 

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