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Braze acquires OfferFit for $325M
Braze has announced a definitive agreement to acquire OfferFit, an AI-driven decision-making company, in a $325 million deal. Pending regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions, Braze expects to close the transaction, which includes a mix of cash and Braze Class...

Beware of creating artificial CX havoc with AI
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) comes with many promises. It’s viewed as a shortcut to efficiency gains and increased revenues — a panacea for every business problem. But that’s not the case. And customer service leaders and their teams...

Mark Bishof charts a new course for Medallia
Medallia introduced seven AI products, officially unveiled its new look corporate ‘dream team’ and pledged to reinvigorate customer relations at its global conference last week. Mark Bishof, just three months into his role as CEO at the software vendor, used...

Beyond the game: AI-powered captions bring tennis fans closer to the action
Interprefy is revolutionising the fan experience at the Bastide Médical UTS Nîmes tournament by introducing real-time French subtitles on stadium screens using Interprefy AI. This technology allows over 8,000 spectators to follow live coaching, mid-match interviews, and post-match player reactions...

Agentic AI among the top trends set to dominate 2025
Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase of rapid growth, with technologies like agentic AI and enterprise-scale automation set to transform industries in 2025. A new report from Frost & Sullivan reveals the top 10 AI-driven opportunities that will shape...

VergeSense unveils Infinity, an AI-powered sensor that tracks every inch of your office
Occupancy intelligence provider VergeSense has launched Infinity, an AI-powered occupancy sensor designed to monitor office spaces with extreme precision. With a decade of battery life, real-time space tracking, and a carbon footprint 25 times lower than traditional sensors, it promises...

Too polite to talk pay? How Brits avoid salary discussions
In a nation where 71% of job adverts now include salary details, only 16% of Brits are willing to discuss their earnings with colleagues. Despite the UK leading Europe in salary transparency, new research from Indeed reveals that the British...

Merit, wages, and workforce changes: the hiring debate heats up
Businesses face pay structure adjustments amid a minimum wage hikeFrom 1 April 2025, the UK’s national living wage rises to £12.21 per hour for over-21s, with similar increases for younger workers. HR insight firm Brightmine reports that nearly 60% of...

Bruce Temkin wants to create human-centric organisations
Making money and delivering growth are at the core of modern business leadership. Deliver these two things, and the rest will take care of itself. In the late ‘90s things started to slowly change. Organisations became more aware of the...

The reality of customer experience in hospitality
For decades, the hospitality industry has promised guests a seamless, personalised experience, recognising that people choose hotels to relax, not to face additional stress from poor service.But, achieving consistency across thousands of hotels — many with different owners and varying...