Mears Group
Employee support
Staff dug through email silos for policy answers. GenAI now scans docs for instant summaries, saving 10 minutes per request.
- Up to 10 mins saved per request
- 83% call deflection rate
- >8% increase in self-service usage
Support was buried in emails across 80 countries. Now, AI guides 52,000 staff to self-serve answers in 5 minutes.
One of the world's largest commercial real estate firms, with 52,000 employees across 60 countries and annual revenues exceeding $10 billion.
A decentralized HR model relied on inconsistent email and phone workflows across 80 countries, making it impossible to ensure service quality or...
“It’s been an extremely volatile period. Our focus has been on navigating these uncertain times and addressing those issues that we have control over, starting with supporting our own people.”
Global commercial real estate services including leasing, valuation, and management.
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