Empowering businesses with their own data

Surfing a website requesting specific information could be very hectic for users, simply because the information is available in specific tab. Sometimes a search box would retrieve the link but what if the word is written differently or your key word is available in multiple locations. Chatbots sometimes are available and trained on a set menu. The whole website could be transformed to become interactive where users can converse and obtain information from single source including call to action with one link to press.

CRM is becoming an inevitable tool for the management team, not only the sales to manage their sales pipeline. Data obtained from entry from the sales team can now be through voice, not to mention the conversations with the platform to request recommended actions to drive the team on performing in the most optimum way.

All businesses require an ERP system to manage the different processes, including manufacturing, procurement, and other planning needs. With data, and building knowledge, ERP becomes more empowered to provide faster outputs thanks to automation of routine activities, voice embedding for speed of entry and interactive dashboards driven by data analytics and recommendations, so the teams can get more done.

Maintenance has always relied on the expert that many would call to ask when situations are complex. When the expert becomes available for everyone to converse with in different languages and dialects to retrieve the needed processes, procedures or best practices from actual cases, everyone becomes that expert. Whether it is across the power, oil and gas, automotive or airlines, knowledge can be built simply from different manuals, historical reports and technical documents.

Adding an opportunity to a pipeline is easy, but ensuring a deal gets converted into an order is the true sales challenge. Empowering CRM tools with the capability to develop the most convenient solution for a customer that has highest chances of winning is now made possible by creating a knowledge base, built with historical data.

Legal offices are either specialized or general, providing services that extend to multiple cases including IP, arbitration, divorce, criminal, family, bankruptcy, property, contractual disputes and much more. When the number of cases goes to thousands, building a knowledge based will create one place for truth that will retrieve data and provide feedback