Category: CXM News

Tech fatigue? Customer satisfaction falls despite smarter devices

Despite rapid technological advancements and promises of a smarter digital future, consumer satisfaction across major telecom and tech sectors has hit a significant low. According to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) study, overall satisfaction with mobile phones has dropped...

M&S faces £300m threat, workers reject office mandates, and Makip launches virtual fitting upgrade

Cyber-attack threatens M&S’s fashion momentumMarks & Spencer’s fashion resurgence is facing a major setback due to a recent cyber-attack that has taken its online clothing store offline since Easter. The disruption, expected to last until July, could cost the retailer...

Marketers are losing their Google Ads signals. Invoca found a way to get them back

Marketers are under pressure to prove what’s working, and Google Ads campaigns aren’t helping. With privacy-first browsing and the slow death of third-party cookies, crucial tracking signals are vanishing. But Invoca says it has cracked the code on what others...

Americans know their passwords better than their health stats 

Most Americans say they’re committed to improving their health, but a new survey suggests they may be more familiar with their entertainment preferences than their vital health stats. According to Questhealth.com, 92% of U.S. adults report taking steps to prepare...

This AI knows your voice, your rules, and your industry norms

The future of customer experience won’t come from generic chatbots but from AI that acts and thinks like the businesses it serves.That’s according to Birdeye, a company that unveiled Brand AI and Industry AI, two major additions to its BirdAI...

Summer travel gets a reality check in 2025

Despite continued financial pressures, Americans are not giving up on their summer getaways. Instead, they’re redefining what travel looks like in 2025—opting for more trips, shorter stays, and increased use of tools like generative AI to plan and save, according...

78% of shopper moments now have nothing to do with sales

The age of the big bang sales event may be over. According to The New E-Commerce Calendar, a global report released today by Intuit Mailchimp in partnership with behavioural consultancy Canvas8, nearly 80% of the moments shaping consumer behaviour today...

Data shows 84% of popular AI tools have been breached, snd employees are still using them 

AI tools are transforming modern work, but their rapid, often unmonitored adoption exposes companies to serious cybersecurity risks. A wave of recent studies, including the Cybernews Business Digital Index, reveal that 84% of popular AI tools have suffered data breaches,...

Compromised AI, Gen Z’s eating habits, and federal action on explicit content

Researchers warn hacked AI chatbots pose growing security threatAI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini are being “jailbroken” to bypass safety controls, enabling them to generate dangerous, illicit content, researchers at Ben Gurion University warn. The team developed a universal jailbreak...

Banks can now lock in recurring payments with Galileo’s new payment switch

Galileo just added a powerful new weapon to its arsenal, and it’s aiming straight at the default payment slot.The SoFi-owned tech platform has launched Galileo Payment Method Switch, a new embedded solution that lets users update their recurring payment info,...