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Twilio, the leading cloud-based Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS) platform for developers, continues to reinvent business communications with its two new offerings: Twilio Proxy and Twilio Functions. Announced at Twilio’s biannual SIGNAL conference, a developer conference for communications, Twilio Proxy and Twilio Functions are two key components of the company’s broader suite of services designed to enable developers to make building multi-channel communications faster and much easier.

Today’s modern teams and enterprises have more ways than ever to communicate—email, phone call, instant messaging, business SMS, and audio and video conferencing—the list goes on. And establishing effective, real-time communication and collaboration is now much easier thanks to various Unified Communications (UC) platforms that integrate a number of communications channels in a single solution. With UC, businesses can not only streamline operations and boost employee productivity, they can also increase revenue and enhance customer relationships thanks to effective communication.

Numerous case studies and industry surveys highlight the importance of the customer experience in today’s increasingly connected digital world. The customer experience, which is defined as the customer’s perception of a brand as a result of his or her interaction with the company, has become a critical factor in increasing customer satisfaction, loyalty, and advocacy. There are plenty of ways businesses can ensure a positive customer experience, but perhaps one of the simplest is to make it easy for prospects and customers to contact you.

Effective and digestible communication is incredibly important to every company, regardless of size or industry. It is crucial for planning, company operations, building competencies, and creating a highly-skilled, motivated and committed workforce. When it comes to strengthening communications, most companies often turn to traditional voice and email channels. While these methods are helpful, in today’s increasingly competitive business environment, relying on these tools alone is no longer enough.

In the past, offering the highest quality product or service at the best price could be enough to attract more customers and improve your customer base. And while product and price are still important in today’s digital world, the way in which an organization delivers service to its customers has become as important--or perhaps even more so--as the product or service they offer.