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If you think that artificial intelligence (AI) is here to take over your job, then you are highly mistaken. AI is here to make our life better by accomplishing tedious tasks and optimizing our performance in the workplace. Today's state of artificial intelligence helps us to interact more with customers, navigate to a specific destination, and choose movies on Netflix. Impressive, isn’t it?
The use of Chatbots is continuously growing. Many organizations are trying to explore how chatbots can be leveraged to enhance customer experience.The escalation of chatbots began in early 2016, and since then tech giants have either created a platform to develop bots or made one for themselves. Gartner report suggests that by 2020, 85% of customer interactions will be handled by chatbots without any human intervention.
A lot has been written on Uber’s disastrous failure in Japan. Most authors point to the fact that taxies in Japan are abundant, clean, safe and affordable. While that’s all true, it misses a more important truth.
The concept of niche is straight; five football fans are easier to woo than all of America. From beauty products to fitness accessories, niche businesses target concentrated attention that is much more likely to convert over distracted attention with random interests.
SAP has launched its Leonardo platform as the new digital innovation system that delivers software and microservices, helping customers leverage technologies such as the IoT (internet of things), machine learning (machine learning), blockchain, and big data. Initially launched as a platform to support just the internet of things, SAP has tried to take it a notch above by bundling the latest technologies and services into a single intelligent platform.
With all the hype around “blockchain”, I was thinking the other day that people are starting to get blockchain fatigue. The term itself has been heavily overexposed – and it’s probably not the best time to write another blockchain article, right?