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Nandish
Dave
Director, Technical Support
BitGo
Nandish Dave is the Director of Technical Support at BitGo, a global leader in digital asset custody, wallets, staking, trading, and blockchain infrastructure serving institutional clients worldwide. He leads and scales global technical support operations for high-availability, security-critical systems that power custody, wallet, API, and trading platforms across the digital asset ecosystem. His work focuses on applying AI and machine learning to real-world production environments, where he has led initiatives around AI-driven support automation, including RAG-based knowledge systems, intelligent triage, workflow orchestration, and operational analytics. These efforts have significantly improved operational efficiency, reduced manual workload, and accelerated response and resolution times across enterprise support operations. Nandish plays a key role in launch readiness, incident governance, operational risk management, and cross-functional coordination for new blockchain products, protocol upgrades, and infrastructure changes. He partners closely with executive leadership, engineering, product, operations, and security teams to define global support standards, escalation frameworks, and postmortem practices for mission-critical systems.
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09 October 2025 14:45 - 15:15
When the AI can't solve it: Protecting customer trust at the limits of automation with the AI support trust framework (ASTF)
Trust in AI support is easy when everything works. The real test begins when the AI can't solve the customer's problem. This session introduces the AI Support Trust Framework (ASTF), a practical lens for support and CX leaders on how customer trust shifts from the AI to the company behind it as a conversation goes wrong. Attendees will learn why escalation is a feature rather than a failure, how to run a simple five-question Trust Audit on their own AI support operation, and which metrics beyond containment and deflection reveal whether automation is building trust or eroding it.