RRD has launched Business Communication Intelligence (BCI), an AI-powered platform that streamlines and improves customer communications for companies in financial services, insurance, healthcare and other industries.
BCI’s machine learning-driven content analysis provides a complete view of all customer content from across the enterprise. The platform features custom-built AI to rapidly process millions of documents in seconds to uncover hidden trends and opportunities for improved customer personalization and engagement. This leads to identifiable cost-savings and actionable recommendations like eliminating redundancies, content restructuring, document redesigns and consolidations.
Key highlights of BCI include:
- Quantifiable savings: Identifies cost-saving opportunities through rationalizing and consolidating communications and optimizing mail runs and postage costs.
- Enhanced customer experience: Data driven insights that lead to more efficient and user-friendly ways of communicating.
- Intelligent analysis: Leverages AI to rapidly analyze millions of documents to identify patterns, group similar content and provide reports on results.
- Discovery and assessment: Evaluates client goals to deliver actionable recommendations including detailed summaries, content comparisons and insights for digital transformation.
- Streamlined complexity: Eliminates outdated document versions, standardizes content and centralizes templates.
- Risk mitigation and compliance: Flags outdated branding and ensures consistent messaging, maintaining compliance and providing visibility into all servicing communications.
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“Our clients seek a clearer understanding of their communication ecosystems,” said Brian Cox, Vice President of IT at RRD. “BCI provides a singular comprehensive solution that can be tailored to each client’s goals, whether it’s identifying opportunities for cost savings, focusing on digital transformation or generating more personalized customer interactions.”
Large companies may operate in silos across departments and divisions, which can lead to a fragmented communication strategy that includes inconsistent messaging, redundant mailings and a disjointed view of previous customer interactions. According to recent RRD research, consumers are frustrated with inconsistent formats across mailings from companies, delays in receiving statements and overly detailed communications. This highlights the need for standardization and improved organizational practices to streamline customer interactions.
SOURCE: Businesswire