Archive for July 2017

Can’t we all…..Connect?

By admin | July 19, 2017 |

In a world where 81% of the workforce has a SmartPhone, Tablet, or other electronic connection to the workforce….How is it that 62% of the workforce fills out paperwork, makes calls and leaves organizations wondering where profits are going. A button attached to anywhere lets everyone know the what, when and where without software.…

Join the Conversation and Chat with the Newest Alexa Prize Socialbots December 4, 2019
This past September, 10 university teams, from schools around the world, officially began their journey with the Alexa Prize Socialbot Grand Challenge 3. Teams spent part of their summer attending an intensive boot camp to learn what it means to be customer obsessed and how to integrate their ideas into the Alexa Prize infrastructure. Now […]
Lauren Stubel
DevChat: Kixi's Experience Publishing on the Amazon Appstore December 3, 2019
Kixi is a German-language video on demand app designed to offer educationally valuable content for children and families. We had a quick chat with the app's developers to understand why they chose to publish it on the Amazon Appstore.
Sacid Celik
AMAZON.FallbackIntentが日本、フランス、イタリア、スペインで使用可能になりました November 25, 2019
本日、Amazon.FallbackIntentが日本、フランス、イタリア、スペインで使用可能となりました。さらに、AMAZON.PhoneNumber（ベータ）とAMAZON.Ordinal（ベータ）のビルトインスロットタイプも合わせて使用可能となりました。
Tsuneki Umeda
DevChat: How eOne Leveraged Amazon Devices to Generate a 123% Increase in Installs November 21, 2019
We sat down with eOne to hear more about what drives their kids and family success on Amazon Fire tablets, their strategic vision toward offering versatile and rich content, and what app monetisation model they experienced resonates best with Amazon Appstore customers.
Diana Stansfield
Understanding Alexa Skill Analytics: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions November 21, 2019
So, you’ve published a skill to the Alexa Skills Store and now customers are using it. What’s next? With the metrics dashboard, you can measure how customers are interacting with your skill so you can continue improving their experience over time.
Kimberly Pousman
DevChat: Teach Your Monster to Read November 20, 2019
Teach Your Monster to Read is a suite of online literacy games designed to help children tackle their first steps of reading. We sat down with the game's developers to learn more about the game and understand why it was so important to them to publish it on the Amazon Appstore.
Sacid Celik