The customer journey no longer starts and ends in one place. In today’s world, it unfolds across a complex network of touchpoints—social media, mobile apps, websites, email, physical stores, chatbots, and more. To meet customer expectations, companies must connect these dots into a single, consistent experience. That’s what omnichannel is all about.
Customer service is no longer a department in the corner—it’s at the heart of how people perceive a brand. And in a world where customers switch between chat, email, phone, and social media, companies face a key challenge: how to keep the experience consistent, smooth, and personal across all channels. This is where omnichannel customer service comes in.
On September 10, 2025, the Cubex Center in Prague hosted the largest local SAP event – SAP Innovation Day 2025, which attracted hundreds of professionals, managers, and partners from across the Czech Republic. This year’s edition focused on digital transformation, process automation, and the role of artificial intelligence in core business functions.
In today's fast-paced digital world, customers are more connected than ever. They move seamlessly between devices, platforms, and communication channels—and they expect brands to keep up. Responding to this challenge requires more than just the right tools. It calls for a strategic approach known as omnichannel.
In today’s competitive environment, delivering a high-quality customer experience (CX) is more than just a trend. It’s a necessity. One of the key factors that shapes this experience is how well a company communicates across various channels. And here comes the crucial distinction: multichannel or omnichannel?
During the weekend of 2nd–3rd August 2025, SAP upgraded all the test tenants. The production tenants will be upgraded on 16th August 2025. As usual, SAP introduced new functionalities and system enhancements. Most of them will improve current functionalities based on customer influence requests, but there are some newly added functions.