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Customers want to reach brands on their own terms, whenever, wherever. Chatbot and messaging capabilities are the essential tools needed to provide this 24/7, personalised customer service. But these two platforms aren’t interchangeable.

This article summarises a recent white paper I wrote on the insurance industry. You can locate the full version of the white paper on the TTEC website here.

The digital transformation of contact centres has been accelerating at a pace never seen before – jump-started even further by the pandemic.

The automotive sector is undergoing change at a pace that is faster than the industry has ever seen. The UK government has announced that the sector must go fully electric from 2030, which seems extremely ambitious when internal combustion engines have been a feature of cars since earlier pioneers like Henry Ford started selling vehicles.

Apple has been forced to delay the launch of their latest iPhone because there is a global shortage of silicon chips - the most basic building block for any modern electronic device. Delays to new phones and computers might be the expected outcome from a crisis in supplying chips, but what about cars?

At a time when customers want great experiences at an increasingly faster pace, automation plays a crucial role in helping brands deliver.

In today’s uncertain economic environment, customer experience and customer service have become critical topics. But while these terms are often used interchangeably, there are crucial differences between them.

When we last touched base on 31st Dec. 2020, the UK ended its transition period from the EU, closing one chapter of Brexit and opening another.

We’ve all made it through a tough year, and some of the year’s unique challenges will help to shape a more meaningful future. 2020 was more than recognising the new-normal; it was time to reimagine interactions with family, friends and coworkers, innovate everyday life and accelerate digital transformation.