What happens when service desk support becomes AI-assisted in real time

  • Tuesday, 30th June 2026 Posted 9 hours ago in by Sophie Milburn
CEO Ed Crane and COO Archie Maddocks of Phoenix47 reveal how their Fusion47 platform is shifting service desk operations from reactive ticket handling to real-time, AI-assisted resolution. They discuss measurable efficiency gains, knowledge retention challenges, and why keeping humans in the loop still matters. The conversation also unpacks agentic AI design, trust, and compliance, alongside a bold look at where hybrid human and AI support models are heading next for enterprise IT teams.

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