Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) truly
have the much desired capability needed to pave the way for an omni-channel
experience for customers.
Convenience is the key that lies at the centre of all innovation
and plays a pivotal role in the advent and application of newer technologies-
especially areas driven by customer experience. It is now a well-established
phenomenon that accurate and simplified transactions are the reasons behind
customer loyalty.
Organisations are perpetually pushing to implement technologies
which understand user requirements and respond to them and, in some cases, even
do so predictively.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML) offer a
wholesome omni-channel experience and are hence, the nucleus of major
innovations in today’s day and age.
There are two major issues that require the focus of
organisations in their foundation state itself –mapping customers’ journey and
imbibing a digital strategy in the organisation.
When a customer’s overall journey is mapped, actionable
inferences can be drawn from their online behaviour. Such an insight can
truly elevate customer service and be relevant to their needs. Also,
imbibing a culture to embrace digital strategy as opposed to a functional silo
approach, offers ease in the digital transformation processes.
To this day, in spite of being a legitimate asset class, Equities are still regarded suspicious with a whiff of ambiguity and complexity surrounding it. This ambiguous whiff can be pulled apart if we invest in technologies that make it simpler to understand the equity markets and easier to invest in them.
To this day, in spite of being a legitimate asset class, Equities are still regarded suspicious with a whiff of ambiguity and complexity surrounding it. This ambiguous whiff can be pulled apart if we invest in technologies that make it simpler to understand the equity markets and easier to invest in them.
Time sensitive decisions can be achieved by facilitating
interfaces and seamlessly designed platforms, which can be instrumental for
organisations to know exactly how much wealth they are creating for customers.
We must be the ones to accept ‘Digital Disruption’ prior to expecting our
customers to fully complete a digital transition. It is only when the
organisations themselves believe in the digital benefits that they will be able
to add benefits to a customer’s transactional journey.
Such type of transition process is seldom an individual’s
journey as it is best achieved by the input of the masses and all parties
involved. Business success will be dependent on how relevantly
innovations can help a customer. Feedback offered by users also
comes in handy when industry players look forward to improving their digital
offerings incrementally. Over time, this area of focus might help lead
customers into being brand advocates if they resonate with the incremental
changes organisations make based on their feedbacks. Pre-empting a customised
wish list for customers to help reduce their search footprint throughout the
pages would go a long way in ensuring a positive feedback on platform
experience.
The era we are currently in is perfectly poised for the digital sunrise. There is a trend where
the younger generation is helping the generation above with smooth transitions
onto digital platforms. A lot of confidence (in terms of speed, convenience and
security) is now being infused by family and peer group members, which has
spiked the ‘digital’ acceptability percentage. Customers are steadily moving to
an eco-system where they no longer need a person at the other end of the line
to provide assistance. Rather, they are looking for platforms which would be
available to them and their requirements around the clock. According to
TOI , India is at the second position on a list of countries sorted by the
maximum number of mobile app downloads, surpassing US. This speaks volumes
about how customers are warming up to the notion of being digital. We can
easily attribute innovation for bringing in varied customer experience across
all these apps. “One size fits all” is an obsolete notion today as each and
every customer is different. Hence, there is a deliberate attempt to understand
customers first and then, integrate their requirements into an ideal
tailor-made portfolio – the prefect breeding ground for innovation. The level
of digital sophistication is – how we can determine the online behaviour of
customers within few minutes they spend on platforms, and going back to them
with an evolved plan of action.
Innovation is thus a vital part of understanding how business is
conducted. With every player in the industry vying to get the coveted first
impressions of being positioned as customer-centric, AI and MI have now started
getting its much deserved stand in the stock market. We too should be matching
up to the expectations of our customers by pacing innovations across multiple
transactional channels of their choice.
We can put forth a very sublime strategy of putting our ears to
the ground to understand the customer’s pulse, sensing tremours by proactively
asking for feedback and quickly acting on them by offering innovative solutions
that would address the key issues.
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