In today’s episode, you’ll hear four of my favorite conversations with brands and providers recorded at the recent Project Voice conference in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
First up is Alexey Khitrov from IDR&D, who comes back on the show to give us an update on recent features, including their prizewinning results on liveness checks, a five-step behind-the-scenes authentication system, and their recent adoption of face technology too.
Next up are Ron Jaworski and Noa Eshed from Trinity Audio who present the innovative features of their audio content solution. The team notably lists their CMS platform and the higher agency it provides their clients as far as content management.
Laura Frantz from ICF also joins us to tell the story of how she built a voice app for a utilities company. She speaks about the functionality of the app and its hopes to integrate billing services in the future.
Lastly, we speak to Zac Jarrard, project manager at Park University in Missouri, who talks about how students are not only using Alexa to access university services but are also learning to build Alexa apps in his voice development club.
Links from the show:
- Project Voice
- Alexey Khitrov on LinkedIn
- IDR&D
- Noa Eshed on LinkedIn
- Ron Jaworski on LinkedIn
- Trinity Audio
- Trinity Audio on YouTube
- Trinity Audio on Quora
- Laura Frantz on LinkedIn
- Laura Frantz on Twitter
- ICF
- Zac Jarrard on LinkedIn
- Park University
- VoiceTech Shop
- Amazon AWS
- Apple Podcasts
- Spotify
- New York Times
- Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative
- Voicebot.ai
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