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This goal is specific, measurable, and time-bound; hence can be reviewed at the end of a quarter to cross-check targets. As a customerbase grows, leveraging technology to automate routine processes is the way to go. Leverage automation and AI. But this does not mean robotic CX or generic mass emails. Bottom line.
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