At this point, most of us have interacted with chatbots. However, that wasn’t always the case. After all, it wasn’t long ago that the notion of speaking, ‘Hey Siri’ or ‘Okay Google’ into your phone would have seemed awfully strange.
Once a novelty, now the majority of businesses are either using chatbots, or they plan to. Chatbots allow for the automation of some business processes. This can save you labor on repetitive tasks, even save money by allowing a bot to take over some simpler tasks.
Schools and businesses alike are having to move their in-person classrooms and training programs online. This has created new challenges for them as well as for companies in the ed-tech space. Perhaps more importantly, students of all ages are having to make significant adjustments as they are having to move from the classroom to their homes.
One way to better ensure that your business will thrive is to embrace multi-channel. By reaching out to your customers through multiple channels, you increase the likelihood of connecting with them in meaningful ways. Members of your team can benefit from having a well-designed app as well.
Now more than ever, customers are demanding personalized, meaningful experience. So, let’s explore ways to deliver those experiences using AR technology.
If you’ve been unsure about the feasibility of hiring or contracting with remote teams, keep reading! We believe this is an option that can benefit almost any business.
If you have had some experience with app development, you probably have a bit more knowledge and experience about what it takes to move from an idea to a completed app, ready to market.
What a non-techie founder may need an app for? How does he get a perfectly developed app without any programming skills? Are any skills necessary to hire a good team? Read on to find out.