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Since the early days at Bell Labs, when speech recognition was in its infancy, the goal has always been to transcribe what was spoken – perfectly. There is a long history of amazing technology milestones that have led us from having computers make sense of simple words, then phrases, then sentences.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is currently one of the most talked about topics – spanning various industries, companies, and applications. More recently, though, the conversation has shifted to begin acknowledging the role of humans behind all of this automation, particularly when it comes to ensuring accuracy and top performance.

Interactions recently hosted an interactive discussion on the current state of automated customer care services.

When it comes to enterprise customer care, machine learning enables Virtual Assistant solutions to automate tasks that used to require a live agent: password resets; address and complex information collection; even sales support. Integrating machine learning into enterprise customer care opens doors to more flexible automated solutions.

Traditional contact center measurements – such as Speed to Answer, Containment, and Average Handle Time – focus primarily on increasing efficiencies in order to lower costs. Ultimately, however, these metrics are only capturing part of the story when it comes to one of your most important revenue drivers: your customers.

Revolution Growth, NewSpring Capital and Comcast Ventures lead investment to accelerate global growth and expand core AI technology Interactions LLC, a leader in speech and natural language technology solutions and the fastest growing company in customer care, today announced the completion of a $56 million funding round led by new investors Revolution Growth, NewSpring Capital and Comcast Ventures with additional funding from existing investors.

Interactions Offers Affordable, Self-Learning ASR and TTS By: Phillip Britt – Posted Aug 1 on SpeechTechMag.

Summer and Fall represent some of the busiest moving times for major metropolitan areas. Many large cities, for example, are already preparing for the ‘September 1st Shuffle’ – a frenzy of relocation that occurs as college students resettle into the city for the start of another academic year.

Lately, it seems that every time you open your browser or casually scroll through a news feed, someone is writing about machine learning and its impact on both humans and the advancement of artificial intelligence.

Join Senior Interactions Leadership to Learn How to Simplify and Improve Your Customer Experience with Innovative Automated Customer Care Solutions Interactions LLC, a leader in speech and natural language technology solutions, will host an interactive discussion at Forrester’s annual Customer Experience event, CXNYC, to be held June 21-22nd in New York City.

Earlier this week I shared some thoughts on the emergence and growth of the individual market within the health insurance space, largely based on the implementation of health insurance exchanges and the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

It’s been six years since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was signed into law and the impact on the health insurance market has been clear: the shift from employer-based health insurance to a market of individuals is in full swing.