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Category Archives: Microsoft
Will BOTs Change Customer Service?
Last week Facebook made a major announcement. They informed the world that they are getting into the bot business by unveiling a bot platform into Messenger. This is just a few weeks after Microsoft unveiled bots into Skype. Up until … Continue reading
Oh Tay!
It took less than a day for Twitter to kill Tay, Microsoft’s AI bot that was supposed to interact and engage with people online. The premise seemed innocent enough, a bot that mimicked a teenager and was programmed to learn … Continue reading
Data – Public, Private and Unrelated
Aggregate of American Public Opinion: 1 Random Academy Voting Members: 3, the upset of the year, and proof predictions are still just that – predictions. So who is a better predictor – your fingers when everyone is looking or when … Continue reading
Posted in Big Data, Grammys, Infographics, Microsoft
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Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg: Silicon Valley Pioneers
I finally had a chance to sit down and watch the film Jobs based on the life story of innovator, rebel, and Apple Computers founder Steve Jobs and I was inspired by it immensely. Every once in a while a … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising campaigns, Apple, Facebook, Google, Marketing, Microsoft, Social Media, Twitter
Tagged #charlierose, #markzuckerberg, #microsoft, #stevejobs, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google
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A personal assistant should not invoke fear
Microsoft has announced its new Windows Phone virtual personal assistant, Cortana. The new beta product is meant to provide Apple Siri-like functionality to the Windows Phone and integrates with various phone functionality including apps such as Facebook and Twitter. Windows Phone … Continue reading
Scroogled
Microsoft is waging a surprisingly open and negative war against Google in its quest to promote its Outlook.com mail service in favor of Google’s Gmail. The company has used Facebook and Twitter aggressively to tell its customers and followers that they … Continue reading