Tag: Artificial Intelligence

CXM proudly announces the third edition of CXM Review: CX at the Crossroads

Two years ago, in October of 2022, Customer Experience Magazine released the first printed and digital magazine focusing on reviewing the past year in CX. Since then, we have committed to bringing you special annual publications. Now, we are proud...

This week in CX: fair work agency here to protect the workers

Happy Friday! ‘This week in CX’ brings you the latest roundup of industry news. This week, we’ve been looking at the latest research in employment choices, the effect of online reviews and shopping preferences. We’re also discussing new updates from Wimbledon, Google,...

81% of Americans regularly use voice technology

A new survey from TELUS Digital shows that voice technology is becoming a key part of daily life for Americans, with 81% of consumers utilising it regularly at home or work. Over the past year, 68% have increased their use...

This week in CX: workers strike to stay out of the office

Happy Friday! ‘This week in CX’ brings you the latest roundup of industry news. This week, we’ve been looking at the latest research in consumer preferences, standards, and attitudes to AI usage. We’re also discussing new updates from Amazon, eBay, X, government policies,...

This week in CX: Meta will use UK customer data to train its AI

Happy Friday! ‘This week in CX’ brings you the latest roundup of industry news. This week, we’ve been looking at the latest research in Gen Z attitudes as employees and customers, worker flexibility on their schedules and policies, and struggles that customers...

Gen Z demand creative marketing with ‘cool’ content and imagery to keep brand loyalty

Almost half (46%) of UK Gen Z customers have abandoned a brand because they grew ‘bored’ of them, despite previous loyalty. The same rings true for 29% of other generations. The new research from SAP Emarsys has also found that...

Employees haven’t received sufficient training to protect their accounts against cybersecurity attacks

Despite increasing cybersecurity attacks that have hit the headlines recently, new survey research from Yubico and Talker Research has found that there are concerning patterns and behaviours for personal and workplace cybersecurity. Despite being the least secure form of authentication,...

Only 17% of Brits can recognise when they’re using AI

New research has revealed that over 4 in 5 consumers don’t recognise when they’re using AI. This follows recent news that the UK, EU, US, and more have signed the first legal agreement on AI. Sopro’s new study has found...

To AI or not to AI: 92% of customers say NO to AI agents

Intradiem’s latest research highlights a significant disconnect between contact center leaders’ priorities and consumer preferences. According to the findings, 92% of customers prefer interacting with human agents over AI-driven bots in contact centres. While businesses are increasingly focused on the...

Using AI tools may be necessity for salespeople to meet their targets

New survey research from Gartner has found that salespeople who effectively partner with AI tools are 3.7 times more likely to meet their targets than those who do not. “AI partnership involves leveraging technology skills-use-case selection and prompt engineering- to automate...