DHL Supply Chain uses generative AI applications for data cleansing and more accurate responses to requests for quotation (RFQ).

DHL Supply Chain uses generative AI applications for data cleansing and more accurate responses to requests for quotation (RFQ).
AI technologies are revolutionising how retailers personalise shopping experiences and optimise customer service, says guest author Gabriel Frasconi from Freshworks.
Salesforce is launching two new AI-driven agents that work autonomously to support human sales teams by handling routine tasks and enhancing their effectiveness.
The targeted use of generative AI in customer service can take CX to a new level, says Matthias Göhler from Zendesk.
Generative AI can precisely capture the behavior and preferences of individual business customers and respond to them immediately, says Robert Rosellen from ServiceNow.
Companies need to listen carefully in order to better understand customer needs and address customers in a targeted manner, says Carina Kern from Twilio.
A survey in the USA shows that customers can very well imagine interacting with a virtual customer advisor - if it has the voice of their favorite celebrity.
The evolution of Web3 promises new innovation and growth opportunities for businesses, says Raymond Xiao of Alibaba.
Resilience and adaptability: This can be achieved with digital business processes as well as data and algorithms, says guest author Hanna Kamijo from ServiceNow.
With the help of generative AI, the online retailer wants to improve product advice for its customers.
GISMA study: E.ON and Volkswagen offer the most contact options.
More than 100 years ago, Dr. Oetker focused on customer needs with small bags of baking powder. The company is continuing on this path digitally as well.
Demand is on the rise: More and more companies want to outsource, but almost every second venture fails, warns Jürgen Thom of Snubes in a guest article.