Emerging Tech Talk #33 – Build apps that use Twitter for customer interaction with IMified
July 6th, 2009 by Dan YorkIf you start interacting with customers via Twitter – and are successful – how do you scale your efforts to meet demand? What if you could develop automated agents that can help human agents in responding to Twitter inquiries? In this episode of Emerging Tech Talk, host Dan York is down at the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston and talks about how you can now build apps on the IMified platform that can interact with people on Twitter in precisely these type of scenarios. (Read more in this Voxeo Talks blog post.)
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Technorati Tags: dan york, danyork, emerging communications, emerging tech talk, emerging technology, emergingtechtalk, ett, voxeo, imified, im, self-service, bots, automation, messaging, twitter, customer service
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- Emerging Tech Talk #32 – Voxeo Acquires IMified
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Tags: IMified, Twitter, Unified Self-Service
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July 7th, 2009 at 2:22 am
Bad location Dan!
July 7th, 2009 at 7:25 am
Heh… yes… VERY bad location! I promise to never record another ETT episode with planes flying overhead! (Well, unless it’s a REALLY interesting location to record from.
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