Riyadh, telecom

Telecom AI in Riyadh lives or dies on subscriber data quality

Churn models, network analytics and Arabic service bots all read the same subscriber record. When that record disagrees with billing, every model built on it is wrong in the same direction.

Fix the subscriber record, then the models get interesting.
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Key takeaways

What you need to know, in a minute

  1. 01

    One subscriber view

    Network, billing and care records reconciled into a single view with the matching rules documented.

  2. 02

    Arabic that handles dialect input

    Customers speak in dialect and expect a formal reply. The assistant is built for that gap, not against it.

  3. 03

    Consent respected in targeting

    Marketing and retention audiences are built from consented attributes, and the basis is recorded per campaign.

Commercial

Retention scoring with reasons

A churn score paired with the reason and the offer that fits it, so the care agent has something to say.
Care

Arabic first-line support

Billing questions, plan changes and fault reports handled in Arabic, with a clean handover to a human when the case needs one.
Network

Network incident triage

Alarms grouped into incidents with a likely cause attached, so the field team is dispatched once.
Use cases

Where this applies in practice

What usually stalls these programmes

Billing and CRM disagree

Reconciliation is the first deliverable. Nothing useful sits on top of two conflicting truths.

Bots trained on English scripts

Translated scripts fail on the second turn of a real Arabic conversation. We start from Arabic transcripts.

No feedback loop

Outcomes are written back, so the next version is trained on what actually happened.

Telecom in Riyadh, questions we get

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