Category Archives: Market Research

New Five9 Research Reveals Balancing AI with Human Connection is Key to Winning Customer Experience

Five9, provider of the Intelligent CX Platform, released its 2025 Customer Experience Report offering insights into the evolving expectations of global consumers and the strategies businesses can use to thrive in the era of The New CX. Continue reading New Five9 Research Reveals Balancing AI with Human Connection is Key to Winning Customer Experience

Gartner Predicts Agentic AI Will Autonomously Resolve 80% of Common Customer Service Issues Without Human Intervention by 2029

By 2029, agentic AI will autonomously resolve 80% of common customer service issues without human intervention, leading to a 30% reduction in operational costs, according to Gartner, Inc. Continue reading Gartner Predicts Agentic AI Will Autonomously Resolve 80% of Common Customer Service Issues Without Human Intervention by 2029

Consumers demand enterprises modernize to improve ailing customer experience, says Pega research

Frustrated consumers are demanding businesses invest in new, innovative ways to improve deteriorating customer experiences caused by slow, siloed, and outdated technology, according to research conducted by Pegasystems Inc., The Enterprise Transformation Company™, and YouGov. Continue reading Consumers demand enterprises modernize to improve ailing customer experience, says Pega research

NICE Survey Highlights Urgent Need for AI in Customer Service as Up to 35 Million Brits Remain Unknowingly Vulnerable 

While awareness of vulnerability grows, a hidden crisis persists in the UK, with most consumers still unaware of their vulnerable status. The second annual survey on customer vulnerability from NICE, the leading global AI-powered customer service automation platform, reveals a rise in Brits self-identifying as vulnerable, reaching 19% – an increase of over one million people since 2024. Yet, a significant awareness gap remains.   Continue reading NICE Survey Highlights Urgent Need for AI in Customer Service as Up to 35 Million Brits Remain Unknowingly Vulnerable