RapportBoost.AI to Present at the JMP Securities Technology Conference
The Newly Launched Artificial Intelligence for Conversational Commerce Company Helps Businesses Adapt to Rapidly Changing Consumer Preferences and Increasing Use of Chat to Make Online Purchases
San Francisco, CA, February 27, 2017 (Newswire.com) - RapportBoost.AI today announced that Dr. Michael Housman, co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer, will present at The JMP Securities Technology Conference at The Ritz-Carlton hotel in San Francisco, California.
RapportBoost’s presentation is scheduled for Monday, February 27, 2017, at 11:00 a.m., Pacific Time, on the Artificial Intelligence Panel. A live webcast and an archived version will be available for six months.
"Recent stories about AI seem to frame the discussion as a conflict of man vs. machine," says Dr. Housman. "But, it is not an either/or. The winning combination for most businesses is man + machine. This combination allows human beings to communicate more effectively with customers and perform better in their jobs."
Dr. Michael Housman, co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer
“Recent stories about AI seem to frame the discussion as a conflict of man vs. machine,” says Dr. Housman. “But, it is not an either/or. The winning combination for most businesses is man + machine. This combination allows human beings to communicate more effectively with customers and perform better in their jobs.”
About RapportBoost.AI:
RapportBoost.AI uses machine learning to help chat agents build relationships with customers and sell more effectively. RapportBoost’s proprietary platform helps chat agents use the right language, cadence, sentiment, and timing that help build positive long-term relationships with customers. We help businesses encourage their customers to engage more deeply with the businesses' services, brand, and team. Learn more at www.RapportBoost.AI.
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