Despite the huge amounts of hype surrounding artificial intelligence – AI – the technologies the term includes undoubtedly present a huge opportunity for enterprises across all industries. But what is the best way to get started?
Three Melbourne AWS partners helped get irexchange off the ground.
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The arrival of Amazon Alexa in Australia is set to become an even bigger game-changer in the way brands interact with their consumers than mobile apps when they made their debut more than 10 years ago, industry pundits believe.
‘We’re seeing artificial intelligence technologies like Amazon Alexa fundamentally shifting the way organisations are thinking about customer service and engagement,’ said DiUS director Joe Losinno.
Aussie brands including Airtasker, REA Group, Hipages, Seek, EnergyAustralia, Qantas and NAB have been quick to launch their own ‘skills’ for Amazon’s voice assistant, Alexa, following news that local customers can officially buy the retail giant’s Echo voice-based interaction speakers from February.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) partner DiUS has helped develop an artificial intelligence-equipped chatbot for health fund Nib, to assist with customer queries. Named Nibby, the chatbot provides customers with simple responses regarding their health insurance
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According to Indeed, a global job search site, the number of AWS job postings in Australia has increased by 153% between March 2014 to March 2017.
Melbourne-based partners, DiUS and CiBUS Group, have collaborated on the creation of technology that is aimed at improving processes within the agri-business space.Both companies designed a connected intelligent fertiliser tank that tracks conditions and usage to help farmers better manage their fertiliser.The monitoring solution also notifies fertiliser suppliers when the bins are full to reduce costly trips to re-fill containers that may not be needed.