About the webinar
Advances in AI are set to revolutionize service management, making software easier and more enjoyable to use. Expect fewer clicks, faster loading, and better data insights, boosting team productivity.
Join Scott Ewart from ServiceMax to explore the benefits of AI, including rapid answers, fewer app interactions, proactive insights, and the latest developments like the ServiceMax AI Assistant chatbot and its integration into ServiceMax apps.

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