AI Use Cases for Loyalty Manager's with Comarch's Maria Wróblewska

This episode is also available in audio format on our Let’s Talk Loyalty podcast.

Today we are talking about AI – not the technical (i.e complicated) side of the technology of course, but the practical business side that we all know is increasingly important to understand.

This episode is for anyone who is excited about the potential of the technology but might not be sure where to start.

Maria Wróblewska is Comarch’s AI Product Owner, which she comes to with already many years as their product owner for their loyalty platform.

Maria’s message is that using AI is easy and she joins us today to explain the main use cases and hopefully eliminate anything that has been holding you back from starting to use AI in your loyalty program.

Please enjoy our conversation with Maria Wroblewska, AI Product Owner at Comarch.

This episode is sponsored by Comarch.

Show notes:

1) Maria Wróblewska

2) Comarch

3) ebook: How AI Personalization Drives Customer Loyalty

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