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As you likely will have heard by now, Google's old Universal Analytics will finally stop processing data on July 1 2023, with the newer Google Analytics 4 (GA4) taking up the mantle. And although most businesses use Google Analytics, most businesses don’t have a dedicated analytics specialist.

Service teams have lots on their plates right now, and customers expect seamless, instantaneous customer support. And while AI can certainly be used to make support agents' lives easier, it's too difficult to implement without an army of developers and accruing high costs…right? Not quite. Zendesk has made AI tools that are accessible to companies and teams of all sizes.

As AI applications become more sophisticated, they can increase productivity in many ways. By automating mundane activities, AI can free up staff time to work on more engaging tasks. Smart algorithms can also help companies identify patterns and trends that traditional methods may have missed. This article explores the potential of AI to improve productivity and reduce labor costs. Whether you’re a small business or a large enterprise, AI can help you be more efficient and save money.

Financial services are at a pivotal point in the industry. The meteoric rise of NFTs and cryptocurrency has given way to rumblings of a pending recession, fuelled by the collapse of several notable banks in recent months. As we emerge from the pandemic, however, some things haven’t changed: virtual work is the new normal. Many employees are still remote and customers expect to connect with your company on their mobile devices.

Craft.io is continually adding more workflow capabilities to our end-to-end product management platform. Recently, for example, we announced Craft.io integrations for design tools Figma, Adobe XD, and InVision. And now, you’ll find even more visual collaboration tools integrated into your Craft.io workspace — specifically Miro and the wireframing and prototyping app Axure.

At Freshworks, we have always built software that delivers value to our customers. It starts with a deep understanding of the day-to-day users of our solutions.

Businesses should know a lot about their customers. After all, most companies possess significant data about the people who buy their products and services. But here’s the problem: much of that data remains untapped. Not being able to harness the power of that data means companies face real danger.