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Conversational Interaction Conference 2017 Presentations

Monday, January 30  |  Track 1: Trends and applications

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OPENING KEYNOTE: Conversational Interfaces and the Future of Customer Interaction

Sunil Vemuri, Product Manager, Google Assistant, Google (presentation not available)

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Digital assistants and bots: A range of options

 

Customer service: Automation with natural language

 

Building bots and digital assistants for the messaging services and home devices

  • Emerging Conversational UI Design Patterns, Paul Cutsinger, Head of Alexa Voice UX Education, Amazon (presentation not available)

  • Bots: What, Why, How, Beerud Sheth, CEO, Gupshup

 

Digital assistants in customer service

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Options in user interface design

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The voice and personality of your application

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Tuesday, January 31  |  Track 1: Trends and applications

 

Bot strategies in customer service

 

Customer service with natural language

 

Digital Assistants in the Enterprise

 

Major trends in conversational applications

  • The Future of Conversation UI, Vera Tzoneva, Global Product Partnerships, Google Assistant (presentation not available)

  • Voice in the Vehicle: the Next Frontier, Lisa Falkson, Lead Voice UX Designer, NextEV

 

Case studies: Conversational apps

 

Fitting the context of the natural language interaction

 

Interactive advertising and conversations with customers

 

Monday, January 30  |  Track 2: How to do it right

 

Alternatives in natural language processing

 

Building "bots" for messaging applications

 

Building natural language applications

 

Putting it all together

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Creating effective Conversational User Interfaces

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Practical considerations in building conversational systems

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Tuesday, January 31  |  Track 2: How to do it right

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Automating a conversation: Approaches to a full dialog

 

Your assistant in the home

 

Analytics: Understanding and categorizing user behavior

 

Making text entry on mobile devices more efficient

 

Building conversational systems

 

Natural language tools

 

Options you should know about

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