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Enregistrement W7162293700 · doi:10.63282/3050-9246.ijetcsit-v5i1p120

Predictive Customer Experience Orchestration Using Governed Data Pipelines and Intelligent Service Signals

2024· article· W7162293700 sur OpenAlex
Muppidi Sudheer Kumar, Nishanthi Yuvaraj

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RevueInternational Journal of Emerging Trends in Computer Science and Information Technology · 2024
Typearticle
Langue
DomaineBusiness, Management and Accounting
ThématiqueCustomer churn and segmentation
Établissements canadiensInstitute on Governance
Organismes subventionnairesnon disponible
Mots-clésOrchestrationPredictive analyticsService (business)Big dataPipeline (software)Cloud computingService qualityEvent (particle physics)

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Intelligent customer engagement systems that offer a personalized, predictive and contextualized experience across multiple service channels are becoming more and more vital to modern digital enterprises. Artificial Intelligence, pipeline controlled data, cloud-native designs, real-time analytics, and intelligent service signals have revolutionized the orchestration of customer experience (CX) in organizations. Traditional CRM solutions were mainly based on past reporting and reactive customer support. But the modern business landscape requires predictive orchestration platforms that can anticipate customer intent, predict customer actions, optimise engagement journeys and automate decision-making processes in real time. This study explores how governed data pipelines and intelligent service signals can be used to effectively orchestrate predictive customer experience in enterprise ecosystems. The proposed framework provides an intelligent event processing, AI-based analytics, data governance principles, service telemetry, customer interaction streams, behavioral modeling and orchestration engines to be combined into an end-to-end predictive architecture. Governed data pipelines guarantee data consistency, semantic integrity, line of sight, privacy compliance, and real-time access to data in distributed systems. Intelligent service signals such as interaction latency, sentiment scores, behavioral events, clickstream data, device telemetry, transaction anomalies, and service quality indicators are continuously analyzed to derive predictive insights into customers' expectations and likely actions. These insights can be used to enable dynamic personalization, adaptive workflows, intelligent recommendation systems, predictive retention strategies, and proactive service optimization. The study proposes a detailed methodological structure of data ingestion layers, governance enforcement modules, streaming analytics engines, machine learning orchestration models, predictive scoring mechanisms, and intelligent service coordination components. Challenges brought by enterprise-scale deployments are supported through the introduction of a focus on explainable AI, scalable cloud infrastructure, privacy-aware orchestration, and policy-driven data governance. The research, additionally, assesses the efficacy of predictive orchestration with metrics like customer satisfaction score (CSAT), churn reduction percent, latency optimization, engagement accuracy, prediction confidence, and operational efficiency improvement. A comprehensive literature review reveals the challenges of conventional customer engagement systems, data silos, and ungoverned AI pipelines. Previous research shows that organisations have challenges in accessing data silos, ensuring consistent service intelligence, having real-time visibility, having weak governance, and delayed orchestration of responses. The proposed approach overcomes these limitations by introducing intelligent signal aggregation, governed streaming architectures and forecasting orchestration models that can continuously adapt to the changing customer behaviour patterns. The methodology involves supervised learning algorithms, reinforcement learning orchestration mechanisms, event-driven microservices, graph-based customer journey modelling and hybrid cloud data synchronisation techniques. To formalize the proposed architecture, mathematical formulations for predictive scoring, signal confidence weighting, and orchestration optimization are included. The research also proposes an intelligent service signal matrix which integrates customer interaction events with predictive response actions to enhance personalization accuracy and increase customer retention. Experimental assessment shows considerable gains in terms of predictive engagement effectiveness, operational reliability and orchestration efficiency. Results show that data inconsistency can be mitigated by using governed pipelines and the accuracy of service prediction and proactiveness for service delivery can be enhanced by using intelligent service signals. Companies using the recommended framework saw tangible improvements in service responsiveness, customer trust, retention rates and digital experience consistency. The results show that predictive customer experience orchestration is a key development in enterprise digital transformation efforts. Governed data pipelines are the backbone of trustworthy AI operations and intelligent service signals are the source of contextual intelligence for adaptive customer engagement. The study finds that a predictive orchestration architecture brings sustainable competitive advantages to companies based on the loyalty of its customers, its ability to operate intelligently and to make decisions based on data. The future directions of research involve integrating federated learning, developing autonomous orchestration systems, incorporating generative AI personalisation engines, and creating ethical governance frameworks for predictive customer intelligence systems.

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