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RB Global Inc.

Alex Lopez

Senior Corporate Research Manager

He’s using AI to put customer intelligence directly into the hands of the people who can act on it.

The challenge

Action depended on an analyst.

What customers say can reveal what’s really happening, but understanding it at scale takes time. Within Insurance Auto Auctions (IAA), an RB Global company, Alex saw an opportunity to give people across the business a faster way to find the answers themselves.

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The shift

Make insight everyone’s advantage.

Alex’s goal is simple: make customer intelligence self-service. AI now helps teams surface themes, summarize feedback, and understand what customers are experiencing without waiting on CX to interpret it for them.

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“My team shouldn’t be a roadblock to understanding where we are and how teams can quickly maneuver.”

— Alex Lopez

What changed

From diagnosis to strategy.

Regional leaders used to come to Alex asking, “Why are we seeing this?” Now they can explore the drivers themselves. Instead of diagnosing the problem, they can focus on strategy, priorities, and what needs to happen next.

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“Now we can actually work on how to fix it instead. It really changed the conversation.”

— Alex Lopez

The impact

More action. Less waiting.

How the work evolved.

贵谤辞尘… 罢辞…
Relying on the CX team to explain the why Giving teams AI-powered ways to find it themselves
Manually reading through volumes of comments Surfacing patterns and themes faster
Responding with slow, template-heavy workflows Giving agents a faster, on-brand starting point
Spending hours defining what to look for Using AI to identify and validate what deserves attention in minutes

Alex’s advice

  • Start with a problem worth solving.

    Don’t adopt AI because it’s available. Start with a business priority, then determine where AI can make the work faster, easier or more effective.

  • Test before you scale.

    Test different AI approaches against the same problem. Compare the quality and consistency of the results, then start small and scale what proves useful.

  • Shorten the distance to action.

    Use AI to remove manual work, speed understanding and help people move faster. If it adds complexity without improving what happens next, it’s probably the wrong use case.

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“Our whole goal is to shorten the time from the insights we gain to the action we take.”

— Alex Lopez

Where to begin

Find the work AI can give back.

Look for the manual work consuming time that could be spent on strategy, customers, or solving bigger problems. That’s where Alex sees some of the greatest opportunity.

  • Find repetitive work consuming valuable time

  • Identify where people add more strategic value

  • Use AI to remove steps, not add them

  • Measure the time saved and what it unlocks

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Continue exploring.

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