In today’s market, digital change is happening at breakneck speed, forcing businesses to change just as rapidly. Adapting to the latest in digital transformation is key for businesses that wish to stay ahead of the curve. Increasingly they are expected to respond faster, and to do that the way they work needs to be more efficient and agile. Undoubtedly, the culture of collaboration and free flow of information is of paramount importance, but to truly do this effectively you also need to remove the many obstacles that slow people down.
This can be very difficult, especially in highly regulated industries such as finance. Everything needs to be tracked meticulously, and proper documentation and audits are essential for compliance. And with the GDPR looming ever closer, the time is upon us to ensure the right technologies and processes are in place to ensure the maximum efficiency of your business. While significant advancements in technology are providing the necessary tools that can help, few offer the potential to drive digital transformation to the same extent as modern - and increasingly popular - speech recognition technology.
So, why should you look into speech recognition technology? How can its performance and accuracy help your business to become more agile and enable you stay two steps ahead in digital transformation?
Key discussion points include:
- The new administrative burden being placed on the shoulders of skilled professionals
- Workplace transformation: How can we move faster without breaking so many things
- Voice recognition technology in the age of digital
Presenters
He has 15 years of experience in news and magazine journalism, and has edited such titles as Trade & Forfaiting Review, Inside Knowledge and Managing Information & Documents.
John Leonard is responsible for the setting up and running qualitative and quantitative surveys for Computing Research's clients in order to assess the opinions and experiences of IT professionals on issues important to the industry, such as cloud computing, bring-your-own-device (BYOD) and the IT decision making process as a whole.
Stephen Moffitt has helped transform and build digital capacity for companies in the US, UK and Europe over the last 20 years. He starting by being one of the first desktop publishers at Kaiser Permanente in San Francisco. In 1998, he helped the Washington DC transit authority develop their customer-facing web presence: building the in-house development team and leading the integration of the website with back-office, real-time business systems.
After moving to London in 2002, he worked as a consultant for a number of public and private sector clients while completing his PhD in intellectual property law at Birkbeck. He founded the consultancy Plus or Minus Seven in 2008. Since then, he has worked with the likes of the Southbank Centre, BBC and Dorling Kindersley on R&D, strategy and capacity building. He has published a novel, Sea of Dreams, that explores the future of artificial intelligence and the impact of the Data Age.
A Financial Technology Evangelist, Futurologist and Singularitarian who is passionate about how technology can help people better understand their money and improve the quality of their lives.
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