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Looking for material for or against the idea that AI must support the entire process (value chain?) of creating value for the customer. I am looking for materials for or against the idea that AI must support the entire process (value chain?) of creating value for the customer.
The pros and cons perspectives on whether AI should help customers throughout the value creation process are presented below:
Positive Perspectives:
The idea that AI must help customers throughout the value creation process is supported by various studies and frameworks. AI technologies can be instrumental in creating value for customers by providing personalized solutions, enhancing customer experience, and reducing operational costs.
The process of value creation through AI involves activities such as identifying AI technologies, understanding their usefulness, and designing customer experiences utilizing AI. PDF
Research also highlights the importance of understanding the interaction between service providers and customers to enable value co-creation through AI technologies. While AI tools can enhance the capabilities of customer service representatives and make the process more efficient, it is crucial to maintain a balance to ensure that human interaction, which is central to value co-creation, is not overshadowed by technology.
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