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Nayatel and Najoomi Join Forces to Transform Customer Experience with AI-Powered Solutions

  • March 26, 2025
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Nayatel, a leading broadband and communication service provider in Pakistan, has announced a strategic partnership with Najoomi, an emerging player in the artificial intelligence and data science space, to transform the customer experience landscape through advanced AI-powered solutions. The collaboration marks a significant step forward in redefining how digital communication and customer service are delivered in the country.

This newly formed alliance is aimed at enhancing the overall customer journey by integrating cutting-edge AI technologies that simplify and streamline customer interactions. Nayatel, known for its commitment to innovation and service excellence, is leveraging Najoomi’s AI expertise to introduce smarter and more efficient systems for customer support and engagement.

Under this partnership, Najoomi will deploy two of its flagship AI solutions — Xperia and QuickTalk — across Nayatel’s customer communication platforms. These tools are designed to enhance the speed, intelligence, and efficiency of customer interactions, minimizing the need for human intervention while improving overall service quality.

Xperia is an AI-driven call handling system that employs smart automation to manage and respond to customer inquiries in real-time. It can handle large volumes of calls, route customers to the correct support channels, and deliver quick resolutions without unnecessary wait times. By integrating Xperia, Nayatel aims to reduce the workload on its human agents while providing faster and more accurate responses to customer queries.

QuickTalk, on the other hand, is an AI-powered communication solution that facilitates seamless, multi-channel interaction between businesses and customers. It allows customers to engage across different digital platforms such as chat, email, or social media, while maintaining a unified conversation flow. QuickTalk eliminates the traditional communication silos and delivers a consistent and frictionless experience to users, regardless of the channel they choose.

Through this collaboration, both Nayatel and Najoomi aim to raise the bar for digital customer experience in Pakistan by blending AI technology with practical business applications. The partnership underscores Nayatel’s long-standing vision to stay ahead in the market by offering innovative and customer-centric services.

Speaking about the collaboration, representatives from both companies highlighted their shared goal of driving the digital transformation of customer communication. By leveraging Najoomi’s data science capabilities and AI-based solutions, Nayatel is reinforcing its commitment to providing next-generation services to its customer base.

The adoption of AI in customer experience management is becoming increasingly crucial as businesses strive to meet the growing expectations of digitally savvy customers. This partnership not only reflects the rising trend of AI integration in Pakistan’s telecom and digital services sector but also demonstrates the potential of local technology collaborations to shape the future of customer service.

As part of the implementation strategy, Nayatel plans to roll out these AI solutions in phases, ensuring smooth integration with existing systems while maintaining uninterrupted service delivery. The collaboration is also expected to generate valuable business insights, streamline operational efficiency, and ultimately improve customer satisfaction.

The Nayatel-Najoomi partnership represents a significant milestone in the adoption of artificial intelligence within Pakistan’s digital ecosystem. By working together, the two companies are setting new standards in customer communication, paving the way for a smarter, faster, and more intelligent future for customer engagement.

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