
Tata Communications emphasizes the importance of orchestration in customer experience (CX) as enterprises increasingly deploy AI agents. Many organizations have attached AI to legacy systems, leading to disjointed customer interactions. The company advocates for a shared context layer that integrates AI, human agents, and enterprise systems to streamline operations. This approach aims to enhance decision-making and customer satisfaction by ensuring seamless interactions across various channels. The shift from automation to orchestration is seen as crucial for maintaining competitive advantage in the evolving CX landscape.
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