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AI CX Success Needs Automation and Human Support, Says Info-Tech

AI CX Success Needs Automation and Human Support Says Info-Tech

Amid rising costs and increasing customer impatience, many organizations are reassessing how to effectively scale personalized customer experiences. Recent research from Info-Tech Research Group, a global advisory firm, reveals that artificial intelligence (AI) can significantly enhance customer experience (CX) when integrated thoughtfully and with clear strategic intent. Rather than simply automating processes, businesses need to strike a balance between technology and human interaction to meet customer expectations and drive meaningful outcomes.

Info-Tech has released a detailed guide called Implement AI for Customer Experience, which offers a structured framework for companies aiming to improve both customer and employee interactions through AI. The firm emphasizes that AI should be employed not just to automate routine tasks but to anticipate customer needs, empower employees with intelligent tools, and deliver personalized services at scale all while retaining the essential human element.

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Ryan Brunet, Info-Tech’s principal research director, highlights the transformative potential of AI in revolutionizing customer relationships by shifting ordinary engagements into valuable experiences that foster loyalty and long-term growth. Brunet points out that advanced AI capabilities such as predictive analytics and sentiment analysis, when embedded in contact centers, allow organizations to proactively resolve issues and cultivate brand advocacy.

The research also warns against over-reliance on automation techniques like call deflection or rapid self-service, which can lead to superficial interactions and erode customer trust. To maximize the benefits of AI-driven CX, companies are advised to monitor performance indicators and user feedback continuously, refining AI tools to remain aligned with evolving customer demands and corporate goals. Brunet stresses the importance of connecting AI initiatives to tangible customer outcomes and ensuring teams are well-equipped to support this transition.

Info-Tech’s report outlines several key benefits of leveraging AI in customer experience. On the operational side, AI automates repetitive activities such as handling common queries and prioritizing critical cases, enabling frontline staff to act more swiftly and knowledgeably. From a business growth perspective, AI-driven behavioral analytics help reveal customer preferences and predict future needs, allowing organizations to create timely, customized offers that boost retention and generate additional revenue via upselling or cross-selling. At the same time, AI systems personalize customer interactions based on historical context, offering prompt support through chatbots or virtual agents that improve resolution speed and strengthen loyalty.

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Employee experience also improves as AI takes over mundane tasks and supplies actionable insights, freeing personnel to concentrate on complex problems requiring human judgment. This shift can reduce employee stress and foster greater engagement and effectiveness among staff. Furthermore, AI assists in risk management by detecting issues early and enabling proactive responses, supporting resilient and adaptable service models.

Brunet concludes that organizations embracing AI with strategic alignment and human-centric design will unlock deeper customer engagement, enhanced loyalty, and sustainable growth, positioning AI as a critical catalyst in the future of customer experience.

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