

AVIOS
Conversational Interaction
Conference
A KEY TREND IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Held February 2020
SAVE THE DATE - Jan 30-31, 2017
In the Heart of Silicon Valley
Mobile Voice Conference
is now the:
Conversational Interaction Conference
READ THE PRESS RELEASE
Organizers
Applied Voice
Input Output Society
Interaction with digital devices and applications by text or speech in natural language is becoming increasingly important and increasingly feasible. The CI Conference will discuss how companies and application developers can take advantage of this trend—including resources for creating bots and digital assistants, delivering customer service in natural language, best practices, examples of deployed solutions, and other commercial opportunities generated by the trend.
SOME OF THE TOPICS TO BE COVERED:
Resources: Tools, technologies, and companies that can help you develop natural language connections with your customers
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Templates and tools tailored to types of bots and digital assistants
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Using outside services to accelerate deployment
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Building a natural language system with pieces from different vendors
Developing bots and digital assistants
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Texting with a digital system
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Talking with a digital system
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Big Data: Getting the data you need to develop a bot using machine learning
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Small data: Using linguistic tools that don’t require big data
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Integration with a Graphical User Interface
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Multi-channel support
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Controlled interaction vs. flexible natural language
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Dialog: Conducting a conversation with context
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Adaptation and machine learning
Reducing the mystery of AI
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Discover the reality of intelligent interfaces between humans and machines
Connections
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Integrating your digital assistant with general personal assistants and messaging services
Applications: A focus on results
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Contact centers
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Web sites
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Mobile apps
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Messaging
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Interactive advertising
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Robots
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Home hubs
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Internet of Things
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Specialized devices
Core technologies
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Speech recognition
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Text-to-speech speech synthesis
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“Wake-up” and embedded speech recognition
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Natural language understanding
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Dialog design
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Speaker identification
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Speaker authentication
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Analytics and knowledge representation
Case studies and best practices
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Examples of deployed systems
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Building effective conversations
Connecting with customers
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Natural-language IVRs
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Building a customer service or technical support assistant
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Chatbots on your web site
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Letting customers connect from outside services such as messaging apps
Improving internal company operations with assistant technology
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Improving use of enterprise software with an intelligent connection
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Giving customer service agents a virtual assistant to help them serve customers
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Making employees such as sales forces more effective with a voice and mobile connection
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Giving workers a hands-free option in the warehouse and elsewhere
Inventing the next big thing!
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Be inspired by the growing ability of intelligent interfaces