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.…

ASK SDK for Python Now Generally Available September 18, 2018
Use the ASK SDK for Python to simplify development of the backend cloud service for your Alexa skill.
BJ Haberkorn
Introducing Alexa Gadgets Toolkit: Create Fun and Delightful Echo-Connected Accessories September 18, 2018
We’re excited to announce the Alexa Gadgets Toolkit (Beta), allowing you to build your very own Alexa Gadgets — fun and delightful accessories that pair to compatible Echo devices via Bluetooth.
Karen Yue
Alexa Skill Recipe Update: Call and Get Data from External APIs September 17, 2018
With the new Software Development Kit (SDK) for Node.js, there are new methods to be aware of for making HTTP calls to external APIs. This post compares the process when using version one versus version two of the SDK for Node.js.
Jennifer King
Echo Buttons Contest Offers $25,000 in Prizes for Best Game Skill September 14, 2018
We’re thrilled to announce the Echo Buttons Game Skills Contest with Hackster.io, an opportunity for US developers to publish a game skill for Echo Buttons.
Karen Yue
Free Download: 2018 Global Mobile Market Report by Newzoo September 14, 2018
Learn about the world’s three billion smartphone users according to the annual Global Mobile Market Report by Newzoo, a global leader in eSports, games, and mobile intelligence.
Laura Pezdek
5 Tips for Using Intent History to Enhance Your Alexa Skill September 14, 2018
Intent History is a powerful tool that introduces a new dimension of insight into how customers are engaging with your Alexa skill. Check out these five tips for using the UTTERANCE, CONFIDENCE, and RESOLVED INTENT fields to improve your skill’s interaction model.
Jennifer King