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Challenges and Responses: How AI Can Optimize Industry Processes

By Julio Velazquez - Google Cloud Mexico
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Julio Velazquez By Julio Velazquez | Managing Director - Wed, 07/24/2024 - 12:00

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AI has great potential to automate many of the tasks that consume the time of work teams, including data collection, analysis, and report generation. In fact, research suggests that AI has the potential to automate tasks that currently absorb between 60 and 70% of an employee's time.

Historically, processes such as designing marketing campaigns, personalizing customer experiences in retail, or discovering patterns and behaviors among cardholders have been complex and time-consuming tasks. Today, the challenges are even greater in the face of the desires of modern consumers who demand campaigns that are highly relevant to the needs that are trending.

In this context, the speed of creation and real-time information becomes crucial, and for this, new solutions are being made available to work teams through the rise of artificial intelligence to help them optimize their processes and create more effective projects, whether they are in the retail, banking, entertainment, telecom, health, or any other sector.

Receiving this type of support can free employees to focus on more strategic tasks that generate a greater impact for their organizations.

These massive productivity gains free up resources for high-impact work that promotes innovation, fosters agility, and deepens customer relationships. In light of these benefits, teams that adopt artificial intelligence are likely to outperform those that are slow to adopt the technology in a very short time.

To better illustrate how AI can help work teams regardless of the industry they are in, here are four challenges that different industries have addressed using artificial intelligence.

Retail: Create personalized customer experiences with first-hand information.

AI can help retail companies centralize their omnichannel shopper data to gain a comprehensive view of their business and unlock valuable information and personalization opportunities. For example, AI can be used to create unified customer profiles that combine data from multiple sources, such as the company website, social media, and its loyalty program. This information can be used to create more personalized and relevant shopping experiences for each customer, as well as generate offers through specialized email campaigns, product recommendations, or personalized landing pages.

Financial Sector: Predict who will be the next best customer by discovering patterns and behaviors.

AI can help banks and other financial institutions easily identify their customer segments with the highest investment potential. For example, AI can be used to create predictive models that identify customers who are more likely to invest or be interested in a loan. This information can be used to tailor offers and services to these high-potential customers, maximizing the effectiveness of outreach efforts.

This could mean creating personalized virtual ad campaigns or creating dynamic website content that speaks directly to the unique needs and interests of each audience segment.

Similarly, supported by AI, organizations can provide first-class customer service either through a virtual agent, a human agent, or a combination of both, which expands their ability to offer smoother, more personalized, and brand-consistent customer service experiences.

Marketing: Generate diverse visual campaign proposals in record time.

AI can help marketers create localized and visually appealing campaigns for selected products. For example, AI can be used to generate personalized images and videos that highlight the features and benefits of a specific product. These marketing materials can be used to attract customer attention and increase sales.

The integration of AI into creative workflows is revolutionizing creative fields. By brainstorming ideas and rapidly generating numerous content pieces, AI provides creators with a variety of quality visuals for their campaigns.

Also, AI can be used to automatically generate text that is relevant to a specific audience. It can turn a description or a handful of bullet points into a full draft; adjust the length and tone or apply custom commands like "Add more enthusiasm" until it's just what the audience needs. If teams are short on time and want to repurpose content for a different channel, generative AI can be a great starting point.

Health: Quickly find critical information within medical records and patient documents.

Through the use of AI, health professionals and other employees can significantly improve the way they find critical information for each patient. Medical information is traditionally difficult to search due to complex vocabulary and abbreviations. With AI tools, those nuances are understood: they are there in an intelligent search. In addition, with healthcare workers overloaded, imagine how much time is saved when AI summarizes records and points out exactly what a doctor needs to know. Less wasted time means more time focused on patients.

As you can see, AI is a powerful tool that can help teams across industries save time, optimize their processes, and improve the quality of their projects. By harnessing the power of AI, specialists from retail to healthcare can improve efficiency and maximize the impact of their work.

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