CX trends for 2026
In 2026, CX in the UK, Ireland, and Europe blends AI, personalisation, and trust, balancing automation with human empathy and meeting sector-specific needs.
Read moreHumans are known to be resilient, curious creatures.
Still, given the rate of change in our world today, even the most adaptable among us sometimes need help navigating new concepts and processes. Nowhere is that more apparent than in the customer experience industry, where people on both sides of a call are likely enduring rapid change. For this reason, the relational element of customer service is more important than ever.
Making workforce resilience and adaptability a priority allows organisations – and those they serve – to be ready for whatever comes next. The ability to embrace change – whether that’s new technology, services or processes – directly enhances the ability to drive positive customer outcomes.
Organisations that manage change initiatives well share a set of defining characteristics. This paper explores that when a business consistently demonstrates the below characteristics, it’s considered to be “change ready.”
Change should be seen, not as a threat to the status quo, but as an opportunity for growth. Innovation, creativity, and learning – all the things that make us human – can thrive in an environment where change is supported.
Mastering the New Rate of Change
In 2026, CX in the UK, Ireland, and Europe blends AI, personalisation, and trust, balancing automation with human empathy and meeting sector-specific needs.
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