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Leading organizations across industries and geographies are redefining what customer experience (CX) means in the age of AI. These frontrunners are using AI to create richer, more human experiences at every touchpoint. They’re orchestrating seamless, personalized journeys that are strengthening human connection — not replacing them.
Far beyond simply automating repetitive tasks, these organizations are using AI as a copilot that enables their CX employees — including agents, developers and supervisors — to focus on meaningful conversations, actions and projects that build trust and strengthen relationships while driving greater business outcomes.
The impact is clear: From reducing handle times and routing errors to streamlined journeys and simplified processes, these forward-thinking organizations demonstrate how intelligent automation and predictive insight can elevate empathy; empower teams; and deliver measurable results across customer satisfaction, employee engagement and business performance.
Their strategies — and outcomes — show that when AI is designed to augment CX employees, the result is a more agile, human and future-ready customer experience. AI becomes a driver of both business performance and deeper customer connection.
Leading organizations, including AIA New Zealand, Best Buy Canada, Emtelco, Oldenburgische Landesbank (OLB) and The Salvation Army Australia exemplify what it means to use AI to orchestrate more responsive, empathetic experiences.
Explore their stories to learn how these organizations are redefining customer experience in the age of AI — and how your business can do the same.
AIA New Zealand Limited is on a mission is to help make New Zealand one of the healthiest and best-protected nations globally. Hindered by legacy technology, the life and health insurer migrated to AI-powered CX Cloud from Genesys and Salesforce to help achieve its goals. AIA New Zealand has streamlined its operations, freeing up resources and transforming its customer experience as a result, reducing average handle time (AHT) by over 20% and increasing customer satisfaction (CSAT) by 7%.
Best Buy Canada is setting a new standard for retail industry customer engagement, delivering next-level experiences by streamlining service operations through AI, automation and real-time insights. Since implementing the Genesys Cloud™ platform, the retailer has seen a 20% reduction in overall operating costs; decreased average handle time by 19% and time spent in the IVR by 38%; and reduced call transfers by 40%.
Emtelco, strategic partner for mobile solution providers, is using Genesys Cloud AI to deliver next-level customer experiences with faster, more intuitive self-service and tailored support — while freeing employees from repetitive tasks and enabling them to focus on critical thinking, empathy and complex problem-solving. Nearly half of transfers are directed to self-service channels, 34% of self-service interactions are resolved on first contact and there’s a 12% reduction in misrouted contacts.
Oldenburgische Landesbank (OLB), a privately owned former regional bank, transformed from a traditional branch-first institution into a modern, omnichannel digital bank using Genesys Cloud. By introducing AI-powered predictive routing, workforce management and digital channels like WhatsApp and live chat, OLB achieved a 15% reduction in wait times, a 5-point boost in transactional Net Promoter Score (NPS) and 5–10% efficiency gains. The bank now delivers faster, more personalized service while empowering employees with intelligent tools.
Salvation Army Australia leveled up its experiences, serving more people in need with more empathy and effectiveness, by moving from a disjointed contact center stack to the Telstra Contact Centre Genesys Cloud platform. The organization has bolstered employee engagement, improved client satisfaction and increased its NPS. A callback feature has gained near-universal acceptance, and the rollout of web messaging has earned instant engagement from younger Australians.
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