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Customer Self Service – What the Future Holds

TechSee

Research indicates that by implementing AI in their customer-facing operations, companies can expect to save approximately 30 billion customer service hours and realize $8B in savings thanks to customer self service. As self-service technology becomes more sophisticated, both consumers and enterprises are feeling the benefits.

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5 Steps Toward a Successful Self-Service Strategy

TechSee

Self-service is finally coming of age, with leading enterprises embracing the paradigm of customers helping themselves. In fact, Gartner predicts that by 2020, 10% of initial B2C interactions will be virtual, up from less than 1% in 2019. But it turns out that not all self-service options are created equal.

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The Route to Fully Autonomous AI Self Service Starts at your Contact Center

TechSee

Human-AI interaction, for years held up as the final frontier, is now giving way to autonomous AI-powered customer self service becoming a part of our daily experience. Why the crowdsourcing of expertise is at the core of deep learning-powered self-service tools.

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Guiding Insurance Customers to Success On Screen

SaleMove

How P&C Insurers are Differentiating Themselves in in the Marketplace. Social distancing, quarantines and remote work have impacted consumer expectations and how businesses deliver goods and services. Customers have come to expect access to offerings online and for insurers to meet them within their digital journey.

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Four Ways Insurers Can Improve CX for Market Differentiation

Interactions

In recent years, the insurance sector has experienced an uprise in disruptive innovation. Combined with the disruption caused by the pandemic, there is a huge opportunity for insurers to transform the way that they do business, especially in customer experience. Insurers will then need to consider how technology will come into play.

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The state of UK customer service 2020 - struggling to improve

Eptica

Date: Wednesday, April 8, 2020 Author: Pauline Ashenden - Marketing Manager The state of UK customer service 2020 - struggling to improve. Published on: April 08, 2020. All research was carried out in February 2020.) To learn more and to drill down into the results download the full 2020 Digital CX Study here.

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5 Insurance Chatbot Use Cases Along the Customer Journey

Inbenta

They’re turning to online channels for self-service insurance information and support — instantly, seamlessly, and at any time. According to a 2021 report, 50% of customers rank digital communications as a high priority (but only 17% of insurers use them). Buy: Generate quotes, sell services and products.