Boost sales with surveys

Surveys are a great way to find out more about customers, their wishes and needs.

Surveys have a wide range of uses: In politics, in research, and as a means of measuring customer satisfaction in companies, for example. The latter is particularly interesting for the eCommerce sector, because surveys may provide information about customer experiences. Companies can use this feedback to improve their processes, products and services. In doing so, they show an interest in their customers as well as awareness of their needs. Customers reward these efforts with customer loyalty, which is reflected in sales.

Uses of Speech Recognition Systems for Disabled Persons

Today, thanks to technological advances, many disadvantaged and disabled individuals are able to use technology to make their lives easier and more livable. One promising area is speech recognition. This technology is at the heart of personal voice assistants like Siri, Amazon Echo, and Google, that we’ve become accustomed to using either on our smartphones or through a smart speaker in our home.

Your Own Website as a Freelancer – Why it Makes Sense

As a general rule, freelancers who have their own website get more jobs. The reason for this is simply that potential employers can get an idea of the services available, without much effort or the need for follow-up questions, and when interested can easily make contact.

Freelancers rely on always being able to find new projects and jobs to survive self-employment. To facilitate this, it’s initially important to be able to be found, demonstrate presence and in some way advertise yourself. Because freelancers today receive many or even most of their assignments via the internet, a website for a freelancer is more than a chance to just present yourself. It is the best business card you can create.

The Role of Voice Biometrics in Enterprise Security Systems

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been around for decades. However, we didn’t reap its true benefits until recently. With chatbots, voice bots, and more, AI is now a force to be reckoned with.

When we think of AI-based voice systems, we think of voice-based assistants Alexa and Siri. These voice assistants engage in Internet searches, switch lights on and off, play music at our homes and just make life a little easier. However, speech recognition isn’t the same as voice biometrics.

Finding the Perfect Research Participants

Developing the Model

In order to find research participants, it is important that you develop a clear picture of what you want to get out of the research and what type of population you are addressing with the research results. Coming up with a list of clarifying questions would be helpful both to you and potential participants. Defining attributes such as race, age, education, and employment can help narrow the search. Research specific elements such as life experience, military service, trauma, certain illnesses or injuries and parental style will ensure you pinpoint the people that would most benefit your research.

Speech recognition in our everyday life

Over the course of the past decade, the world has gone through a radical transformation. Technologies that were once something popularized by science fiction have now become a facet of our daily life. One technology that has now become so commonplace, most don’t even give it a second thought is speech recognition.

Nowadays, AI powered voice assistants like Alexa, Siri and Google are scattered throughout our homes and smartphones – but it wasn’t always this way. For quite a long period of time, voice control was very hit and miss.

From Candidate Experience to AI: The recruiting process is changing

Having an interview with artificial intelligence instead of a human being. This scenario may appear inconceivable to you at the moment. But it could soon be reality, because the first test runs with AI in the application process are already taking place in Germany – and the trend is rising. At this stage we cannot say with certainty what recruiting will look like in the future. But one thing seems clear, it will change fundamentally in the coming years. This is why it is worth taking a look at which trends can already be identified and which trends are more than likely to come…

Content marketing for banks – the best content strategies

Today’s bank customers are well informed. They know how important their personal data is for their financial institution. And that also includes finance related activities. As a rule, customers are willing to disclose this data, but in return they expect personalized, simple, and value-enhancing digital services. An intelligent content strategy is therefore a must for any bank that wants to endure in the market and achieve good positions.

Writing copy for social media: What does really count?

Regular posts on social media are must-haves in marketing. Everyone is participating – and that’s why it’s hard to stand out from the crowd. At the same time, one must be present on social media platforms to avoid being forgotten. How do you write posts for X, Facebook & Co. that are not only attention-grabbing but also achieve the desired goal? Here are 8 tips for good texts in social media forums.

Leveraging Big Data: Important Data AI Researcher Should Track

Big Data appeared before everyone even realized its existence, and so far, it is the core element of modern technologies. This article will explain the intersection where big data meets AI as well as the key elements of their inseparable connection and the prospects for the further development of AI by using big data.