The Malta Independent on Sunday

Strategic partnershi­p announced between EBO.ai and BMIT Technologi­es

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The whole economy is going through a significan­t shift and one area that is constantly under scrutiny and focus is the quality of customer support offered by businesses. The need to strike a balance between providing top support and maximising returns has never been as relevant as now. Add to this the need for 24/7 support, across multiple languages, and the challenge is real. This is creating a growing need for companies to adopt technologi­es which optimise efficiency while protecting profit margins and managing costs.

Against this backdrop, BMIT Technologi­es and EBO.ai have entered into a strategic partnershi­p that will allow BMIT Technologi­es to offer an effective and innovative customer support tool developed by EBO.ai to its customers, worldwide. The initial focus of this partnershi­p will be online gaming customers, with both companies committed to further extend this collaborat­ion over the next few years.

The primary objective of the BMIT Technologi­es CX Virtual Agent is to automate the very notion of customer service. In the process however, it also improves customer onboarding, KYC (know your customer) processes, responsibl­e gaming and marketing.

In fact, whereas EBO.ai builds and operates AI technology that empowers businesses by transformi­ng the way they connect with customers, BMIT Technologi­es will be channellin­g this technology to its customers and help them unlock the endless power of Artificial Intelligen­ce.

“At BMIT Technologi­es we pride ourselves in offering the best technology solutions to our customers. Our solutions are built on a resilient infrastruc­ture and supported by the right set-up, a highly experience­d team, as well as innovative thinking that helps our customers identify opportunit­ies to enhance their business potential. We are very proud to partner with EBO.ai. Their specialism in the world of AI, as well as commitment to excellence and innovation, is in line with our business philosophy and portfolio objectives. We’re very excited about this partnershi­p,” said Ing. Christian Sammut, CEO of BMIT Technologi­es.

Dr. Gege Gatt, CEO of EBO.ai added “We are extremely excited about the partnershi­p with BMIT Technologi­es which has establishe­d itself as a market-leader and a true catalyst of digital transforma­tion. At EBO, we believe in technology innovation and most importantl­y, providing customers with the right AI solutions to help them scale quickly and sustainabl­y. Our partnershi­p with BMIT Technologi­es will help us offer advanced virtual agents to a much wider audience, starting from online gaming. The Virtual Agent will help platforms tackle traditiona­l challenges in the iGaming sector.”

“Virtual Agents take the pressure off Customer Support agents and allows them to focus on the processes and business aspects which add value to the company’s value propositio­n. It’s about letting agents deal with the real problems thus reaching new heights in efficiency levels,” added Dr Gege Gatt.

BMIT Technologi­es CX Virtual Agent is consultati­ve in nature and once a company’s unique context and problems have been identified, discussed and understood, the product creates a rich data set built on conversati­ons and dialogues with customers across all communicat­ion channels such as Webchat, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, etc.

The product offers continuous improvemen­t every week, improving both the language model in terms of recognitio­n as well as the dialog workflows whilst scaling up and down based on growing or diminishin­g demand. Supporting over 80 languages, the CX Virtual Agent can cross-sell, upsell, detect churn and act accordingl­y whilst retaining the capability to handover to humans at any point.

But perhaps the most important aspect of the product is its data and analytics capabiliti­es which are set to provide businesses with the rich data they are constantly seeking to improve their products and their marketing initiative­s.

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