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Humans vs. AI in Customer Service … It’s Complicated

Fonolo

Contemplating the eventual fate of humans in the customer service process leads to some spicy conversations. As a closing note, consider this story from last month, in Bloomberg, about global bank HSBC: Why Banks Are Giving Tellers Raises, Instead of Firing Them All. The Impact of AI on Customer Facing Roles.

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Humans vs. AI in Customer Service … It’s Complicated

Fonolo

Contemplating the eventual fate of humans in the customer service process leads to some spicy conversations. As a closing note, consider this story from last month, in Bloomberg, about global bank HSBC: Why Banks Are Giving Tellers Raises, Instead of Firing Them All. The Impact of AI on Customer Facing Roles.

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AI is Not Reducing Call Center Agent Employment

Fonolo

An agent could be a bank teller, a nurse, or a computer technician. We Don’t See it in the Data. They show employment of “Customer Service Representatives” consistently growing over the last few years. Back to the Economic Big Picture. The Impact of AI on Customer Facing Roles. Successful Cases Studies.

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Artificial Intelligence: 3 Benefits for the Insurance Industry

CSM Magazine

Customer service is what matters most. It’s a sentiment that is reflected in the latest findings of multinational professional services company Ernst & Young (EY). AI can propose personalised offerings based on customer needs and then swiftly identify opportunities for intelligent lead generation.

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From The Field: Oracle CX Conference 2016 Report

Natalie Petouhof

The best way to grow revenue is to increase customer satisfaction. It’s interesting that this focus on customer experience seems to be the topic of the day. Customer Service and satisfaction perhaps has come into it’s own, finally. It’s as though the bank is on autoplay.

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