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Why 90% of Global Businesses Will Use AI Translation in Customer Support

CSM Magazine

In fact, industry experts predict that 90% of global businesses will use AI in their customer support by 2030. The Growing Need for AI in Customer Support 1. AI translation bridges this gap, allowing businesses to communicate with customers seamlessly. Its the present and future of customer support.

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The Explosive Growth of the Text Analytics Market: Trends, Opportunities, and Forecast

Thematic

For example, a company might use it to quickly spot that customers are frustrated with shipping delays or that a recent product update triggered a spike in negative sentiment. billion by 2030. This growth is fueled by businesses wanting to extract deeper insights from massive volumes of text and react faster to customer needs.

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Consumer Loyalty 2030

Peter Lavers

In his second blog written as part of the SAS UK Collaborators programme reviewing the SAS / Futurum “Experience 2030” report , Peter Lavers digs deeper into the question regarding what will drive customer loyalty in the future (up to 2030).

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Loyalty trends for 2022, and imperatives through 2030

Currency Alliance

The pace at which you embrace them, and the specific way you achieve them, depends on your competitive environment, your culture, the technical architecture you have to work with, and your ambition. Customer centricity implies that you build solutions around customer needs. Strive for true customer-centricity.

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Why treating customers fairly should be a top priority

Peter Lavers

As an independent customer experience expert on the SAS Collaborators Programme, I’m delighted to have my new blog “Why treating customers fairly should be a top priority” published on their EX2030 Blog Hub. It caught my eye because this is very likely to be a causal factor of behavioural change post COVID-19.

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Customer service expectations – comparing Asia and the West

Eptica

However, there are still significant differences between what consumers demand in different regions and cultures. All of these differences affect what local customers expect – and therefore the levels of service they receive. Asia is obviously made up of multiple countries, all with their own cultures.

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Trust is not a binary on/off switch

Peter Lavers

The blog was prompted by the SAS / Futurum “Experience 2030” report that addressed the question of “trust in organizations to protect and not abuse your personal data”. They argue that if it’s a switch then it’s more like a dimmer switch – yes, there’s a definite ‘off’ and ‘fully on’, but there’s also a range in between!

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