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From KITT to Cobots: Driving the Future of Customer Experience

Execs In The Know

But with cobot technology, you never even build the monorail in the first place. Even better, these automated buses could be completely repurposed for any number of challenges on Disney property requiring the transportation of groups. If you needed a new stop, you just added it to a driver’s route, no problem.

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Why Are We Scared of New Technology?

Beyond Philosophy

Why Are We Scared of New Technology? We have some exciting new technology for CX. Facial recognition technology and facial expression analysis yield some new and exciting data about how customers feel during a Customer Experience. It turns out, we have been here before with new technology.

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AI: The Future Brain of Contact Centers

DMG Consulting

While the pundits are concentrating on the potential dangers of AI, there is a strong positive side to the equation: AI is and will continue to drive tremendous advancements and innovation in most aspects of our lives, including healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, telecom, education, government, transportation, and many other areas.

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Reviews Completed on Your Phone Are More Emotional

Beyond Philosophy

We can see this concept manifest in customer reviews and advertising response behavior. The technology through which customers write reviews and interact with your organization influences the content produced and information shared. . I am fascinated by the significance of emotion as drivers of customer experience and behavior.

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Nowhere to Go But Up: Bold AI Predictions for 2022

Uniphore

As the AI-powered customer experience (CX) frontier becomes more mainstream, companies will look to emotion AI to offer a differentiated experience rich in actionable data. As we’ve seen with other innovations, the more familiar people become with the technology, the more they expect to see it.

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Five crucial ethical questions in the future of Customer Experience

Steven Van Belleghem

Every new technological revolution – from the first, industrial revolution, and the age of steam and railways to the current information age – produces giant pockets of power. Standard Oil – the American oil-producing, transporting, refining and marketing – was for instance ruled to be an illegal monopoly in 1911 by the U.S.

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Reviews Completed On Your Phone Are More Emotional

Beyond Philosophy

We can see this concept manifest in customer reviews and advertising response behavior. The technology through which customers write reviews and interact with your organization influences the content produced and information shared. I am fascinated by the significance of emotion as drivers of customer experience and behavior.