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Hyper-Personalization is the Future of Customer Growth and Engagement in APAC

May 14, 2025 12:02 PM AEST | By Cision
 Hyper-Personalization is the Future of Customer Growth and Engagement in APAC
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65% of Asia-Pacific enterprises will implement AI-enabled  cloud communication APIs by 20261

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, May 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Global cloud communications platform, Infobip has released a new report titled "Hyper-Personalization: Intelligent Customer Engagement for Business Growth," with research insights by leading analyst firm IDC. This report explores the intrinsic link between hyper-personalization and CPaaS (communications-platform-as-a-service) in which real-time, data-driven insights deliver improvements to customer journeys.

Asia-Pacific (APAC) businesses are already using CPaaS solutions to harness real-time customer data to obtain valuable insights and strategies from customer interactions. However, they are unaware of how to fully utilize it effectively. Infobip research found that 83% of Gen Z today treat brand relationships like personal relationships2. This is why hyper-personalization is a top priority for many APAC businesses such as India, Singapore, Australia, South Korea, Malaysia, and Mainland China3, especially for businesses looking to resonate further with their customers.

Understanding the DNA of Hyper-Personalization

Hyper-personalization differs from traditional personalization approaches such as addressing customers by their names or automatically sending them generic online birthday offers. It depends on several components to be successful, including data-driven insights to understand customer interaction and preferences, omnichannel engagement to seamlessly engage with customers across their preferred channels, and AI-powered decision-making to accurately predict and enhance customer journeys.

Businesses that deploy hyper-personalization see real tangible benefits, such as increased repeat purchases and higher lifetime spend. IDC research found that 41% of APAC businesses now consider customer satisfaction (CSAT) and customer retention rate as their top metrics when deploying a hyper-personalization campaign4. CSAT is the top metric for businesses in Malaysia (63%), Philippines (63%), South Korea (44%), Hong Kong (43%) and Japan (54%) while customer retention rate has the higher priority in Singapore (46%) and Mainland China (41%).

APAC is Looking to Get More Hyper-Personal

Despite its advantages, only 20% of APAC businesses leverage hyper-personalization due to challenges such as data privacy concerns and the need to balance automation with a human touch5, according to an IDC 2024 survey. AI-powered chatbots also tend to fall behind with complex interactions. But this situation is improving as more businesses realize many of these issues can be resolved by combining a CPaaS solution with a unified data-drive ecosystem like a CDP (customer data platform) to help manage disjointed data spread across various channels. The same survey revealed 32% of APAC organizations have already implemented a CDP.

"By combining the power of CDP and CPaaS, we're helping brands build a unified, data-driven ecosystem that overcomes key challenges and drives smarter customer engagement. In today's competitive landscape, those who invest in this integrated approach won't just keep up — they'll lead the way," said Velid Begovic, VP Revenue at Infobip.

The APAC organizations forecasted by IDC to take the lead in terms of enterprise spend growth rates for CDP from 2024 – 2028 are India (36%), Mainland China (28%), and Indonesia (27%) with Thailand (26%), South Korea (24%), Singapore (24%), Malaysia (23%), Philippines (23%), and Hong Kong (21%), Australia (21%) and Taiwan (13%) following close behind.1

IDC predicts that by 2026, 65% of APAC enterprises will implement AI-enabled cloud communication APIs for seamless employee and customer engagement,2which will further drive hyper-personalized marketing across the region.

"As CPaaS solutions have become more popular over the past few years, APAC enterprises are also increasing their spend in CDPs as they become aware of the transformational benefits of having both: the CDP provides the fundamental base for intelligence, while the CPaaS solution helps to deliver the overall experience," said Nikhil Batra, Senior Research Director, IDC Asia-Pacific.

Industries that are heavily reliant on customer relationships can benefit greatly from hyper-personalization. One such real-world example is zingala, a Taiwan-based consumer financing and instalment solutions provider. By partnering with Infobip, zingala leveraged both conversational experience platform integrated with a CDP for an end-to-end conversational experience with hyper-personalized options. This resulted in a 53% SMS click-through rate and a 19% rise in push notification open rate.

Learn more about how Infobip CPaaS solutions and a hyper-personalization strategy can boost customer engagement and revenue by downloading the report at https://bit.ly/44buqY0.

About Infobip

Infobip is a global cloud communications platform that enables businesses to build connected experiences across all stages of the customer journey. Accessed through a single platform, Infobip's omnichannel engagement, identity, user authentication and contact centre solutions help businesses and partners overcome the complexity of consumer communications to grow business and increase loyalty. It offers natively built technology with the capacity to reach over seven billion mobile devices and 'things' in 6 continents connected to over 9,700+ connections of which 800+ are direct operator connections. Infobip was established in 2006 and is led by its co-founders, CEO Silvio Kutić, Roberto Kutić and Izabel Jelenić.

1 IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Enterprise Connectivity 2025 Predictions – APeJ Implications

2 Infobip's Generational Messaging Trends: How Each Generation Stays in Touch

3 IDC Asia/Pacific Collaboration and CPaaS Survey, 2024, n = 500

4 IDC Future Of Customer Experience Survey, 2024, n = 602

5 IDC Future Of Customer Experience Survey, 2024

 

1 IDC Worldwide Customer Data Platform Applications Software Forecast, 2024–28

2 IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Enterprise Connectivity 2025 Predictions – APeJ Implications

 


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