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Customers experiencing vulnerability or additional needs exist across every customer population, yet many organizations still only provide support after customers have encountered significant difficulties or harm. Leading organizations recognize that vulnerability is often dynamic, contextual, and difficult for customers to disclose and are shifting from reactive support to proactive protection. Leading firms improve customer outcomes while strengthening trust, reducing risk, and lowering the cost of remediation. A new report outlines how organizations can build integrated capabilities across people, processes, and technology to better identify, support, and protect vulnerable customers.
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First, for some context: AI is creating a resurgence for “context” in the industry lexicon. Large language models rely on context to understand intent, resolve ambiguity, and generate accurate responses. As consumers and organizations adopt new AI technology, context plays a key role in creating relevant customer-brand interactions. Organizations don’t need to know the most about […]
