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Philippine call center group changes name as AI use grows

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The Contact Center Association of the Philippines (CCAP) has officially changed its name to the Customer Xperience Association of the Philippines (CXAP), marking a shift as the industry continues to adopt artificial intelligence and newer customer service technologies.

The announcement was made during the 10th annual Contact Islands conference held from May 26 to 28 at Shangri-La Mactan.

According to industry leaders, the rebrand reflects how AI is changing the sector, with technology being used to support workers instead of replacing them.

“Hoy, estamos entregando soluciones sofisticadas, habilitadas con IA, de experiencia del cliente multicanal al mundo,” dijo la Presidenta de CXAP, Haidee C. Enriquez.

The customer experience sector continues to be a major contributor to the country’s IT-BPM industry. Revenue grew nearly seven percent to $33.9 billion in 2025, making up over 84 percent of total industry revenue. The sector is expected to reach $35.7 billion in 2026.

Employment also continued to grow, adding around 60,000 jobs in 2025 for a total workforce of 1.68 million. New roles such as prompt engineers, AI trainers, and solutions architects are also increasing as AI adoption grows.

A recent CXAP survey showed that 52 percent of member companies already report moderate AI adoption, with generative AI, predictive analytics, and chatbots among the most used technologies.

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Bryan Aliwalas, a Multimedia Producer and tech content creator at YugaTech, where he has been creating technology and gaming content since 2019. With experience covering smartphones, tablets, gaming devices, and consumer technology, he produces reviews, hands-on features, guides, and multimedia content aimed at helping readers and viewers better understand the latest devices and tech trends. His work spans both gaming and consumer tech, combining practical experience with a passion for making technology more accessible and engaging.

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