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Hyper-Personalization at Scale: Why Brands Must Shift to an Agentic AI Strategy

By ANI | Updated: February 6, 2026 15:50 IST

BusinessWire IndiaNew Delhi [India], February 6: Global AI-first cloud communications platform Infobip, celebrating two decades of innovation, predicts ...

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New Delhi [India], February 6: Global AI-first cloud communications platform Infobip, celebrating two decades of innovation, predicts an imminent and seismic shift in brand-consumer engagement. Moving away from the current application-to-person (A2P) messaging, Infobip forecasts a widespread shift to an agent-to-person model, eventually leading to a fully autonomous agent-to-agent future by 2030.

The Evolution of Engagement

Swift AI adoption is driving enterprises toward agentic AI communication models, which drive autonomous customer communications across all touchpoints. This technology enables hyper-personalization across multiple channels, creating highly engaging content tailored to individual needs.

Silvio Kutic, Infobip CEO, comments: "How we communicate with brands is constantly evolving. In this new agentic AI world, brands must seize the opportunity to take a holistic approach to communication. They must capitalize on the hyper-personalization made available through agentic AI and rich communication channels like RCS and WhatsApp."

The Agent-to-Agent Future

Looking ahead to 2030, Infobip envisions personal AI assistants embedded in smartphones handling complex tasks independently. For example, a user's personal AI could autonomously negotiate with a travel company's AI to research, book, and purchase a holiday based on the user's digital habits and preferences.

The Challenge for Brands

To succeed in this new landscape, businesses must eliminate data silos. Effective AI agents require a unified view of customer touchpoints - from marketing to support - to deliver the personalized experience consumers will become accustomed to. Currently, business readiness is low, with only about 5% of enterprise AI agent projects reaching production due to unstructured data and internal barriers.

"Enterprises must act now," Kutic emphasizes, "Organizational structures that facilitate seamless data sharing will be the key to successful AI agent adoption. While a personal AI agent booking a holiday might seem futuristic today, brands unable to meet this future will risk losing their competitive edge."

Find out more about 20 years of Infobip: https://www.infobip.com/20-years-anniversary

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