NEWS: Chatbots.org survey on 3000 US and UK consumers shows it is time for chatbot integration in customer service!read more..
Mandy Reed on 10 years, 8 months ago in Business, Events, Business News | by
Summary: Join us for a complimentary webinar for live examples & real results from natural language smart help solutions
Join Creative Virtual for a complimentary webinar to see live examples and real results from natural language smart help solutions.
WHEN: Wednesday, 26 March 2014 at 15:00 UK time; 11:00 AM ET; 8:00 AM PT
LOCATION: Online, with free registration
SPEAKERS: Kathryn Daniels, Information Development Manager at National Rail Enquiries; Alison Chapman, Communication and Development Manager at Motability Operations; Maria Ward, Head of Web Services at The Virtual Zone; and Chris Ezekiel, Founder & CEO of Creative Virtual
Chris Ezekiel on 11 years, 8 months ago in Business, Market research, Business News | by
Summary: Analyst report details how cross-channel virtual assisted-service improves customer experience
Creative Virtual, a leader in self-service customer experience management solutions for global enterprises, announced recently that its V-Person and V-Portal products were positively reviewed by the Patricia Seybold Group as go-to solutions for enterprises looking to improve customer satisfaction and secure brand loyalty.
Specifically, the report cites Creative Virtual’s recently launched V-Portal knowledge management system as its most significant strength and differentiator in the industry.
Read more about: The Patricia Seybold Group Recommends Creative Virtual’s V-Person™ & V-Portal™
Trude Fossum on 12 years ago in Business, Visions & opinions, Business News | by
Summary: What's the best combination of automation technology to satisfy your customers?
Automation technologies like natural language interaction and IVR have revolutionized the way customers interact with the customer service function.
Andy Peart on 12 years ago in Business, Visions & opinions, Business News | by
Summary: Home entertainment become much more immersive experience by connecting apps, software and hardware
I just read Nick Bilton’s blog post in Bits “Disruptions: TV Makers Ignore Apps at Their Own Peril”. I know it’s now a couple of months since it was published but hey, you can’t catch every blog post every time and what he’s saying still remains spot-on.
Read more about: Is Your Living Room the Next Great Disruptive Frontier
Andy Peart on 12 years ago in Business, Visions & opinions, Business News | by
Summary: Arrival of #Siri ignates the interest on natural language interaction #NLI
The blogosphere is awash with views on Apple’s Siri. Some of it effusive with its praise, some reveling in its supposed shortcomings — see this post from the New York Times Bits blog for example. One thing for sure, you could be forgiven for thinking that Apple’s natural language technology that powers Siri was the only game in town.
Andy Peart on 12 years, 2 months ago in Identification of humans, Speaker recognition, Business, Visions & opinions, Business News | by
Summary: Natural language speech interface could help wheelchair users #NLI #Disability
These days we can control the key functions of a smartphone, TV or even automobile by voice. Clearly, voice control is a cool feature that will soon be commonplace on a broad range of consumer devices. For disabled people, however, assistive technologies like voice control are not just cool but an essential way to help make their lives better.
Yoleidy Carvajal on 12 years, 2 months ago in Business, Market research, Visions & opinions, Business News | by
Summary: How to separate good from bad corporate gossip? Try using #NLI
Despite the advance of Twitter and Facebook, email is still the “killer” electronic communications medium particularly at work, where it long ago replaced the telephone as the preferred way for communicating between colleagues. But not all of the billions of emails handled each day by office workers are strictly work-related. According to a recent study, about 15% of the emails sent by corporate users contain information about a person or persons not among the recipients. In other words, they contain gossip.
Yoleidy Carvajal on 12 years, 4 months ago in Business, Visions & opinions, Business News | by
Summary: LG introduced the first #internet fridge a decade ago but we haven’t got much further. Can NLI solve the problem?
Ever since supermarkets introduced shopping online there has been the promise of a fridge capable of automatically restocking itself. Why is it then that over a decade since LG introduced the first internet fridge we haven’t got much further, and how can Natural Language Interaction (NLI) technology solve the problem?
Read more about: Bringing Internet Fridges Out From the Cold
Yoleidy Carvajal on 12 years, 4 months ago in Business, Visions & opinions, Business News | by
Summary: Are consumer electronics ready to offer what the demanding baby boomers are expecting? #NLI
Since 1946, one generation has been said to remodel society as it has passed through it – the baby boom generation. This was the first generation in the western world to grow up with television and since then it has witnessed many great technological achievements such as the moon landing, the internet revolution, new mobile technology and now the launch of intelligent consumer devices such as smart-TVs and talking fridges. Steve Jobs, founder of Apple and a baby boomer himself has become a symbol of this ultra-techie generation. The question is, are consumer electronics ready to offer what these demanding boomers are expecting?
Yoleidy Carvajal on 12 years, 5 months ago in Applications, User Client Technology, Business, Visions & opinions, Business News | by
Summary: Do you own a VCR? Are you ready for Smart TVs?
My video cassette recorder finally stopped working last week. Even if I wanted to replace it, I’d have trouble doing so as Panasonic, one of the last remaining manufacturers, stopped VCR production earlier this year. Few consumers will mourn the passing of the VCR. Apart from their infuriating habit of chewing tapes, VCRs were notoriously difficult to program. The common sight of the VCR clock display flashing “12:00” became a symbol for just how little thought the consumer electronics industry gave to usability.