74% accept AI in customer service. 79% want to be able to choose a humanA Globo survey of a thousand Brazilians: 74% accept AI in customer service, but 79% want to choose to talk to a person. What that changes in the design.Katia Nuno · OCT/2026Blog
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74% accept AI in customer service. 79% want to be able to choose a humanA Globo survey of a thousand Brazilians: 74% accept AI in customer service, but 79% want to choose to talk to a person. What that changes in the design.Katia Nuno · OCT/2026
How to measure an AI service agent: the metrics beyond "resolved"Measuring an AI agent by how many conversations it closed is misleading. Six metrics that show if the customer was actually served: resolution, recontact, score and cost.Lázaro Camões · OCT/2026
9.3 for the human, 7.0 for AI: how to close that gap in customer serviceIn a survey of 1,003 Brazilians, human service scored 9.3 and AI scored 7.0. Five design adjustments to close that gap.Katia Nuno · OCT/2026
Custom sales and service automation: architecture, timelines and what stays with your teamAutomation that works combines AI agents and people, connected to the systems the company already uses. Architecture, governance and what stays with your team.NorthStar Works · OCT/2026
WhatsApp is the favorite channel of 48% of Brazilians. The omnichannel journey with AI that doesn't lose the customer48% of Brazilians prefer WhatsApp, but talk to 5 companies a quarter across channels. How AI keeps the history and doesn't make the customer repeat everything.Bruno Rosa · OCT/2026
The B2B CMO became the majority (59.6%). And 57% of them are in companies of up to 50 peopleThe Brazilian CMO X-Ray mapped 17,633 leaders: 59.6% are B2B and 57% work in companies of up to 50 people. The portrait of who decides with a short team.Katia Nuno · OCT/2026
82% of marketing already consider AI indispensable. What changes in the CMO's roleIAB Brasil and Nielsen study: 82% of professionals see AI as indispensable, and the #1 use is data analysis (90%). What that changes in the CMO's role.Katia Nuno · OCT/2026
59% prefer the brand that uses AI. 74% want to know when it doesGlobo survey: 59% of Brazilians prefer the brand that uses AI, but 74% want notice in ads and 95% defend labeling AI-generated content.Katia Nuno · OCT/2026
Operational intelligence beats a stack of disconnected toolsDozens of disconnected tools create the illusion of control. Companies that scale swap the fragmented stack for a single intelligence that decides in real time.NorthStar Works · OCT/2026

