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Apple tests AI-powered Support Assistant in iOS app
Apple is trialing a new chatbot-based Support Assistant within the Apple Support app, now available to a limited number of iPhone users via a new “Chat” button.
Proposed bill targets offshoring of call centre jobs
A new bill would restrict federal grants and loan guarantees for companies shifting call centre roles overseas, with offenders facing penalties and a five-year listing unless they repatriate jobs.
TELUS Digital enters Middle East market with Dubai hub
TELUS Digital has opened a Dubai office to meet surging demand for AI-driven digital transformation and customer experience innovation across the Gulf.
Irish CX Impact Awards 2025 shows what makes an entry a winner
The Irish CX Impact Awards 2025 celebrate companies that push the boundaries of customer experience, demonstrating creativity, insight, and measurable impact.
Future crafted
This week, innovation is taking centre stage as AI tools move from concept to frontline applications, reshaping how companies anticipate and respond to customer needs.
AI becomes the new competitive frontier in Asia-Pacific customer engagement
Mobile penetration across Asia-Pacific has surpassed 100% in nearly every market, creating hyper-connected customers who seamlessly move between multiple messaging apps and expect instant, context-aware service.
B2B service desks evolve as customer expectations rise
B2B customers now expect the same seamless, low-friction experiences they enjoy with consumer platforms like Amazon and Uber.
Grandiose Supermarket adopts RISE with SAP and Business AI to power UAE growth
UAE-based Grandiose Supermarket, part of the Ghassan Aboud Group, has signed an agreement to implement RISE with SAP S/4HANA Cloud – Private Edition, integrated with SAP Business AI, as the digital backbone of its nearly 50-store retail network.
Automation cannot replace the human touch in customer service
As digital platforms race to scale customer support with AI chatbots, most customers remain unconvinced.
AI adoption and consumer rage reveal contrasts between US and Japan
Japanese firms are embracing AI at speed, while US companies remain more cautious. Yet when it comes to service failures, consumers in both markets share a breaking point—difficult escalation and poor access to humans drive anger, disloyalty and even revenge behaviour.
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