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Telefónica Brings AI to Business Voice Calls

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Telefónica has integrated AI into its business voice services, allowing companies to transcribe and summarise calls, automate customer interactions and use AI-powered virtual agents through their existing telephone networks. According to the telecoms giant, the move is available across both fixed-line and mobile services, reducing call response times by an average of 60% and help organisations handle a greater number of calls. Additionally, the …
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Telefónica has extended artificial intelligence to all of its voice services for businesses, from basic mobile lines to advanced PBX systems. With this strategy, the company aims to transform phone calls into a valuable source of information for organizations and improve the efficiency of their communications, achieving an average reduction of 60% in response times and an increase of over 10% in the volume of interactions managed. The operator's…

Telefónica incorporates AI to all its voice services for companies to achieve intelligent communications. The Telefónica entry incorporates AI to all its voice services for companies was first published in Marketing Insider Review.

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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