[1] Global healthcare company Novartis is using Snowflake technology as a platform to both improve business processes and
launch life-changing medicines faster.
Loïc Giraud, global head of digital platform and product delivery at Novartis, explained to VentureBeat how the company first adopted Snowflake in 2017. The company is using the technology as part of an organization-wide data and digital initiative called Formula One, which aims to
digitize operations and bring data to the heart of its business processes.
Novartis is using the integrated data platform to support activities ranging from research into new drugs to creating insight that helps improve operational performance.
The company continues to explore how the technology can be used to exploit fresh opportunities and recently joined Snowflake's newly launched Healthcare Data Cloud, which aims to create an integrated and cross-cloud data platform.
>> Read more. [2] An employee logs on, spends a few minutes filming themselves speaking and gesturing, then types in text. Later, their generated digital
avatar guides workers through presentations or training sessions, answers customer questions or handles sales requests.
This is the future of work, said Oren Aharon, CEO and founder of Hour One, whose self-service platform enables businesses to quickly and automatically create human-led video and full-fledged avatars.
"The ability to easily turn any person into a virtual character that can then be activated using just text will completely transform the way businesses and their customers engage each other," he said. "Very soon, any person will be able to have a
virtual twin for professional use that can deliver content on their behalf, speak in any language and scale their productivity in ways previously unimaginable."
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[3] Unstructured data is by its very nature difficult to wrangle.
But unstructured
conversational data? It's one of the hardest sources of data to manage, said Amy Brown, founder and CEO of business-to-business (B2B) software-as-a-service (SaaS) startup Authenticx.
"AI allows [for]
organization of this really messy data source," Brown said. Still, she said, "it takes a commitment and a desire to use that data source."
Conversational AI, often referred to as
natural language processing (NLP) or natural language understanding (NLU), helps computers listen to, understand and extract meaning from human language. These tools are rapidly being adopted across enterprises as organizations look to improve customer experiences in an increasingly digital age.
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