VAT stands for Virtual Agent Technology
Virtual agent technology refers to the automation of dialogue and, in some cases, backend processes using a combination of artificial intelligence technologies or capabilities such as machine learning, natural language processing, natural language generation, sentiment analysis, language translation, speech-to-text, robotic process automation, and optical character recognition. This might be in the form of a chatbot or not. Because they combine machine learning and natural language processing, certain chatbots qualify for VAT.
Types of VAT implementation
Measuring VAT performance is a difficult task.
VAT impact
VAT success
Vodafone Group is one of the world's first telecoms firms to use agent technology for customer support as part of its customer experience strategy and digital transformation. TOBi provides a single, modular platform for channels to connect to, allowing particular markets to prioritise the channels that best meet their consumers' tastes and needs.
As a result, the number of Vodafone customers who prefer to text rather than phone has nearly doubled.
The pandemic effect
During the epidemic, leaders' focus on VAT growth and development paid handsomely. Although only slightly more than half of other respondents reported an improvement in customer satisfaction as a result of VAT-supported contacts, this is true for 70% of Leaders. In addition, more Leaders noticed substantial increases in agent satisfaction. COVID was the catalyst for VAT to become a viable option. The more quickly you launch, test, and iterate on anything, the more value you'll receive out of it.
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