I recently overheard my 2-year-old daughter talking to Amazon’s voice assistant Alexa, and two things struck me. First, she doesn’t distinguish the disembodied voice from that of a regular human. Second, she barks orders at Alexa in a way that would be considered rude by any social convention.
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Publish Date: May 11, 2018 |
1.) | CrankWheel CrankWheel Screen Sharing CrankWheel is an easy and simple screen sharing solution, made for the needs of salespeople and customer service agents. CrankWheel complements voice calls by adding visuals to ongoing calls. There is no need to get the customer off the phone, onto another platform. Agents share their screens by directing clients to a link that can be sent via SMS, email or simply spelled out. The client can enter on any device, mobile, desktop or tablet and enters the session instantly. There is no registration or download required by the client. Features: - Screen sharing - Agents can hand control over to the client - Warm lead capture widget that alerts the sales team instantly of an intere... (read more) |
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