Why is your organization currently not utilizing AI in your contact center?

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We are currently using AI in our contact center19%

Our data is not easily/fully accessible between departments41%

We use conversational AI for web chats, but not for telephony20%

We just can't justify the investment16%

Other (please comment)1%

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Chief Technology Officer in Healthcare and Biotech14 hours ago

4 1/2 years ago we "outsourced" our level1 support to conversational AI and later upgraded it to GenAI. We went down from 42 min. wait to less than 1 min. Abandon rate from 27.5% to virtually none and the cost is 35% down. If interested in detailed, send me a note and I'll share the how, who, what, etc.

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Established AI governance framework with defined policies and oversight38%

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No formal AI governance approach in place4%

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