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In 2026, the real differentiator in banking will not be technology alone, but the ability to combine digital convenience with genuinely human interactions. As remote services become the standard, customers increasingly expect more than seamless transactions in an app. Human-centred service, delivered through smart, connected channels, is set to define the next stage of customer experience in banking.
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Asynchronous Communication: The Key to Servicing Modern Customers
Mobile phones have become the norm, and individuals are accustomed to conversing with others using social messengers such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and others. As a result, asynchronous communication is becoming increasingly prevalent. However, this comes at the expense of other ways of communication, such as regular phone conversations and emails. Are we, therefore, on the brink of a revolution in social communication, in which we no longer require the other person to make time for us to speak with them?
Human Support vs. AI Bots in Customer Service
The number of AI-driven solutions helping organisations improve customer communications grows every year. Sending specific queries to a bot helps customer service centres increase their efficiency. In addition, customer behaviour and expectations are changing regarding customer service.
Future Banking Trends To Keep An Eye On
As innovations in technology spread throughout the world, banks embarked on paths of rapid change which have gathered pace and will continue into 2020 and beyond. Disruptive technologies, including AI, machine learning, and robotics process automation are going to determine future successes and provide a wide range of opportunities.