How to make self-service live up to its promise.

Cross-channel conversational AI can help open consumers’ wallets.

There has been a recent influx in flexible DIY chatbot solutions, such as IVAs, to bring the power of conversational AI to the hands of business users.

Customer interactions are about to get a lot more complicated. It’s the job of contact center agents and CX experts to make those experiences feel simple.

This automated, intelligent and efficient way to connect people to knowledge, ushering in a new era of ‘Knowledge Anywhere,’ has never come at a better time.

Having proven their mettle and efficacy on the customer front lines, [IVAs] are quickly graduating to a manager role in the organization.

This ability to be wherever a customer’s journey starts or ends gives KM solutions the unique ability to fulfill the true holy grail for customer experience-savvy organizations: increasing...

If removing friction from the customer journey is your goal, then it’s time to consider using intelligent automation.

Now we are on the cusp of great change with what technology can do for self-service, and it’s not just the same old thing.

Modern consumers want to self-service if they can do so in an efficient and effective manner.

Understanding the nuances of the customer contact will help determine the best interactions for voice-assisted help.

Remember that AI is not going to just run on its own. You need people involved for the “human-assisted learning” to determine how to act on the insights and opportunities the system discovers.

There’s one final key to making self-service successful: trust.

Chatbots work best when the user has a clear idea of a question in mind, and that is usually the case in customer service.

There are some tasks that automated processes will never be able to accomplish with the same results or general efficiency as a human being.