In this discussion, host Rhys Fisher sits down with Zac Scalzi, Director of Sales at Cobrowse, and Ian Roberts, Director of Care Operations & Technologies at Quicken Inc.

Together, they explore how visual intelligence, AI augmentation, and agent-first design are redefining digital customer support.

If you're navigating AI adoption, struggling with fragmented customer journeys, or simply want real-world proof of what next-gen support can deliver, this conversation is absolutely worth your time.

What happens when a seven-year partnership between a fintech staple and a fast-scaling tech innovator collides with the rise of AI?

Scalzi and Roberts break down the real impact of Cobrowse’s visual intelligence – on customers, on agents, and on CX strategy as a whole.

Hear how Quicken cut average handle time by over six minutes, boosted TNPS, and prepared to launch one of the most practical, grounded AI deployments in the market.

Then dive deeper into why visual context is becoming the missing link between reference-based chatbots and truly agentic AI.

Key Highlights
🔴 How Cobrowse evolved from a two-person startup to powering Fortune 100 enterprises
🔴 Quicken’s measurable gains: faster support, happier customers, and reduced agent burden
🔴 Why AI must evolve from “information lookup” to true contextual understanding
🔴 Lessons for enterprises tiptoeing into AI without breaking trust or customer experience

Explore how visual intelligence can accelerate your digital transformation

Map one customer journey and identify where contextual AI could immediately unblock friction

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What if the secret to CX success in 2026 isn’t more automation — but better orchestration between AI and people?

In this exclusive interview hosted by Rob Scott, Publisher at CX Today, we unpack the latest Consumer Insights Report from Transcom and explore why CX is now a core revenue driver, not just a support function. Joining the conversation are two powerhouse leaders:
🔴 Jeff Blair, Chief Growth Officer, Transcom
🔴 Cortney Jonas Burnos, VP of Digital & AI Solutions, Transcom

Together, they reveal where brands are falling short, how to close the "experience gap," and why advisory-led partnerships are helping the best companies turn contact centers into engines of growth.

👉 What stood out in this year’s CX data — and why it’s a warning sign for brands relying too much on tech.
👉 How the smartest organizations connect CX performance to revenue, loyalty, and business strategy.
👉 The three dimensions every brand should use to evaluate their BPO partner in 2026.
👉 Where AI is driving measurable results — and where companies are still getting it wrong.

Key Takeaways:
🔴 The Experience Gap is growing — and consumers are losing patience.
🔴 AI + Human orchestration beats automation alone, every time.
🔴 Strategic BPO partners should be driving innovation, not just hitting SLAs.
🔴 Trust, efficiency, and insight will be the competitive currencies of 2026.

📈 Next Steps:
Download Transcom’s CX Leaders Consumer Edition Report and discover how AI, human expertise, and smarter partnerships can transform your customer experience strategy.

In this XR Today interview, host Christopher Carey sits down with Frank Black, Senior Sales Executive for XR Solutions at Lenovo, to explore the rapid evolution of VR and XR in the enterprise space. With more than a decade of industry experience, Frank offers a front-row view into how cost reductions and maturing use cases are accelerating mainstream adoption.

Lenovo has been in the XR space for more than 10 years, manufacturing both AR and VR solutions for business. Today, Lenovo’s GTM strategy is in partnership with Meta. Lenovo’s best in class Enterprise Services and ISVs SW bundled with the Meta Quest 3 and Quest 3S, providing an end -to-end solution across verticals.

If you’re evaluating XR for training, design, or enterprise-scale deployment, this conversation delivers actionable clarity.