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      <title>The CX Gap in Assisted Service</title>
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      <description>Photo source: Interactive Powers Report: The CX Gap in Assisted Service Companies have digitalized the transaction, but not the advice. When the customer&amp;rsquo;s need is simple, automation solves it end-to-end — no friction, no wait. When it&amp;rsquo;s complex, though, no one is available with the right expertise, at the right time. That gap is where CX quietly breaks down.
We put numbers behind it: 24 pages, eight documented problems backed by analyst data, and a sector intensity matrix covering banking, insurance, public sector, telco, retail, health, and education.</description>
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