Tag: automation
How CRM Technology Helps Businesses Build Stronger Client Relationships
The customer is king in this hyper-competitive market. That means they deserve more than the best products or services. Building strong client relationships is also crucial for any business. Clients expect quick responses and consistent communication, and managing these relationships is both complex and critical. For any B2B business, SaaS company, or law firm, long-term…
8 Benefits Of CRM Automation
In today's competitive business world, almost every company is looking for ways to stay ahead of the competition. There are many ways to accomplish that, but one of the most effective is automating your customer relationship management (CRM) system. Customer relationship management automation involves using a software platform to help you organize and manage customer…
Tech Digest daily roundup: Is your job under threat from a robot?
Image: Sky News One in three businesses are planning to invest in automation as a top priority amid staffing shortages, a survey has suggested. Firms facing recruitment problems are most likely to have automation high up on the agenda, according to the report from HSBC. The survey of 670 companies in…
3 Notable Ways Technology Has Transformed The Workplace And The Way We Work
Over 6 million people in the UK are employed in occupations that are likely to radically change or disappear completely by 2030, according to recent studies by Nesta. The work environment and the way we work continues to be transformed at an astonishing pace by trends including technological development and globalisation. The debate about…
Lightwave adds two new Apple HomeKit compatible smart dimmers to ‘Smart Series’ lineup
Smart home automation company Lightwave has launched three and four-gang dimmer switches to grow its existing ‘Smart Series’ range of lighting products. As well as fitting rooms with multiple lighting circuits, customers can programme spare gangs as “magic buttons” to control additional lamps and light fittings in the same room or anywhere in the house. In fact, they…
Essay: How Will IoT Transform the World?
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a modern concept which, as many scientists believe, is going to transform the world. In simple terms, it is an idea that all devices can be connected via the web, ranging from your regular cellphone to more unpredictable things like eyeglasses or a teapot. Companies all around the world…
5 Tips To Producing High-Quality Music
Most music producers end up getting stuck in one level and never make the effort to improve their skills. As such, they end up producing low-quality music and in the long run since they’ve not polished and fine-tuned their art of music production, fail to succeed. But there’s a better way to do things. Let’s…
Trends and movie releases for 2018 – including Solo: A Star Wars Story and Frozen 2!
We live in a world of forever changing trends that can define our lives way beyond our wildest expectations. Take, for example, the way that we have embraced technology and how we have adapted it to fit into our everyday lives. Who would have thought that it would now be so easy to communicate withs…
Will self driving cars help disabled the most?
Study shows self driving cars help the disabled the most. Picture from Mobility Roadshow Vehicles fitted with autonomous technologies will bring most benefit to the personal mobility of the disabled (56%), the visually impaired (42%) and the elderly (30%), according to a survey of the British public conducted by Nissan. Improved…
Yahoo's computers link to pictures of "underage girls", humans intervene
In a gaffe which Yahoo’s computers couldn’t care less about, but which has caused some embarrassment for humans in the company, an automated system linked a news article to Flickr pictures tagged with the keywords “underage girls”.
It’s understandable how an amoral computer could make the association — the article concerned Ashley Dupré — however it turned up some rather dubious images that most people would not have expected to see linked to from a serious news article…
