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WINNING CLIENTS IN DIGITAL TIMES

Gulf News

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May 27, 2025

Businesses globally redefine client relationships in today's digital-first era

- By Sankar Sri Pillai, Head of Content, Supplements & Contract Publishing

WINNING CLIENTS IN DIGITAL TIMES

The art of shaping and maintaining client relationships has entered a new frontier, in a time and place when customer expectations are evolving at warp speed. As the digital age accelerates, the rules of engagement are shifting, demanding businesses across sectors and geographies to adopt smarter, more intuitive ways to connect with clients.

This transformation isn't just about automation or convenience; it's about relevance, responsiveness, and resilience in a hyperconnected economy.

From financial services and real estate to manufacturing, creative industries and niche business consultancies, organisations are finding that success no longer rests solely on product or price. Instead, it hinges on a deeper understanding of customer needs, seamless digital experiences, and the ability to engage in meaningful ways across multiple channels. In this evolving landscape, the winners are those who can blend technology with human insight to foster trust, loyalty, and value at every touchpoint.

FROM TRANSACTIONAL TO TRANSFORMATIONAL

Client relationships have traditionally been built through personal interactions, face-to-face meetings, and long-term service. But in a world defined by digital immediacy, these interactions are increasingly replaced, or at least supplemented by virtual communication, Al-powered tools, and mobile-first experiences. The challenge lies in ensuring that relationships remain authentic and personal, even when mediated through screens.

Digital transformation has allowed businesses to scale their reach, offering instant service and 24/7 responsiveness. But with convenience comes the risk of losing personal touch. Successful companies are now adopting a digital empathy model, using data not to exploit but to understand; leveraging automation not to reduce human interaction, but to enhance it; and designing platforms that empower customers rather than control them.

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