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    How Smart’s AI Retail Rollout with Store Genie at Amdocs (DOX) Has Changed Its Investment Story

    Simply Wall St·03/22/2026 02:10:24
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    • Smart Communications, a subsidiary of PLDT, recently announced it selected Amdocs to deploy Store Genie, an AI solution powered by Amdocs' Cognitive Core on AWS, to transform its retail and frontline operations by enabling autonomous real-time handling of most customer requests.
    • This rollout embeds telecom-specific AI directly into in-store workflows, highlighting how Amdocs is moving beyond back-end systems into customer-facing, AI-driven service experiences for large operators.
    • Next, we'll examine how Amdocs’ Store Genie deployment for Smart Communications could influence its cloud and AI-led investment narrative.

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    Amdocs Investment Narrative Recap

    Amdocs appeals to shareholders who believe telecom operators will keep relying on it for core systems while gradually adopting cloud and AI to cut costs and modernize customer experiences. The Smart Communications Store Genie rollout reinforces Amdocs’ pitch around AI in live retail settings, but it does not clearly change the near term picture of modest revenue guidance and the key risk that spending by large telco customers could remain cautious.

    Among recent announcements, the February 2026 decision to lift the quarterly dividend to US$0.569 per share stands out next to Smart’s AI deployment. The higher dividend, alongside ongoing buybacks, highlights how Amdocs is still returning cash to shareholders while funding cloud and AI initiatives such as Store Genie, which many investors watch as a potential offset to slower traditional transformation projects.

    But while Store Genie looks encouraging, investors should still pay close attention to the risk that large telco clients may...

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    Amdocs' narrative projects $5.0 billion revenue and $970.1 million earnings by 2028. This requires 2.8% yearly revenue growth and about a $416 million earnings increase from $553.7 million today.

    Uncover how Amdocs' forecasts yield a $93.82 fair value, a 45% upside to its current price.

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    The most optimistic analysts were already expecting about US$5.2 billion in revenue and US$842 million in earnings by 2029, and they see Store Genie style AI wins and heavier AI investment as reinforcing that higher growth, higher margin path, even though these forecasts and the contrasting concern about rising AI related costs all pre date this news and could shift meaningfully from here.

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