Rising customer expectations and the future of human-centric, AI-powered employee service

Wednesday, 27th May 2026 Posted 2 months ago in by Sophie Milburn

In this conversation with Vishnu Parimi, VP Employee Service at Zendesk, we explore how organisations are responding to rising customer and employee expectations through more connected, scalable service models. It examines the balance between AI-driven efficiency and keeping employee service human-centric, along with the role of integration, data, and automation in improving speed and experience across global teams.

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