Simon Thorpe

Five Signs of Change in Customer Service Tech in 2026

December 20, 2025 by Simon Thorpe

Contact center agent using a headset to talk to a customer

While generative AI hype has been intense, the most striking thing for me has been how little AI has been adopted in customer service in 2025. The cautionary barriers have been robust but that’s going to change..

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