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Chorus.ai, the No. 1 Conversation Intelligence Platform for high performing Revenue teams, announced today the company has received a 2021 North America Customer Value Leadership Award from Frost & Sullivan, a global growth partnership company. Based on an analysis of the North American Conversation Intelligence market, Frost & Sullivan concluded that Chorus provides immediate value across enterprise Revenue Teams and enables Sales Teams to win more deals with greater velocity. "Revenue lead...

GM commits to deliver advanced technologies By Cao Yingying | China Daily | Updated: 2021-04-12 08:19 Share CLOSE The new GM logo is seen on the facade of the General Motors headquarters in Detroit, Michigan, US, March 16, 2021. [Photo/Agencies] General Motors has accelerated its electrification process in China with the commitment to introduce more advanced technologies to the Chinese market, in pursuit of a clean and intelligent futu...

Kloudspot Honored Among the 2021 CRN® Internet of Things 50 04/06/2021 | 11:00am EDT Send by mail : Message : Required fields SUNNYVALE, Calif., April 06, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kloudspot Inc., makers of the first Situational Awareness and Intelligence Platform, today announced that CRN ®, a brand of The Channel Company, has featured Kloudspot on its 2021 Internet of Things (IoT) 50 list in the 10 Coolest IoT Software category. This annual list highlights the leading IT vendors that are c...

Loxo Announces Expansion into Europe With Dublin Office Share Article The #1 Talent Intelligence Platform and Global Leader in Artificial Intelligence Recruitment Automation Software Expands Global Presence When I first saw a demo of Loxo, I realized I was looking at the future of recruitment and at that moment I knew I had to get aboard this rocket ship. I want to be on the right side of recruitment history. - Mark Leigh. DENVER (PRWEB) ...

The hands-free highway driving assistant will not come with the Automated Lane Change function available with Cadillacs version.

Those in the media business already nostalgic for Donald Trump Wall-to-wall coverage will dominate national news networks. Ratings will rise from the previous week, albeit not by much. Because heres the thing: Trump will be there in name only, after his lawyers rejected performance art calls for him to testify, as if he were Col. Nathan Jessup (Jack Nicholson) flying up to Washington, D.C. and confessing under oath after a grilling from Rep. Eric Swalwell So, without unhinged Trump soundbites ...

CNN President Jeff Zucker Says He Will Step Down Next Year CNN President Jeff Zucker, who led the network in its coverage of former President Donald Trump’s administration, announced that he’ll step down from his position at the end of the year. Zucker told employees on Feb. 4 that he will remain the company’s president for the rest of the year. There had been unconfirmed reports that he would step down. “The truth is, back in November and December I had basically decided that it was ti...

TV Network Ratings Drop During Biden’s First Full Week in Office Major news networks’ ratings plummeted during the first full week of President Joe Biden’s administration. “Variety Intelligence Platform’s analysis of the viewership data across two key metrics—the target news demographic for people ages 25-54, and the total audience watching—shows that CNN ended the final week of January with ratings dropping roughly 44 percent for total audience versus the prior week across all th...

Tue, 02 Feb 2021 17:41 UTC © Shutterstock CNNs ratings took a nosedive during the first full week of President Bidens administration, which ran from Jan. 25-29. "Variety Intelligence Platforms analysis of the viewership data across two key metrics — the target news demographic for people ages 25-54, and the total audience watching — shows that CNN ended the final week of January with ratings dropping roughly 44% for total audience versus the prior week across all three hours of primetime,"...

Print In his introduction to the General Motors keynote at CES 2021, we learned from Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, that General Motors’ vision of transportation is one in which there are zero crashes, zero emissions and zero congestion. To do this requires a massive investment in electronic and self-driving vehicles and infrastructure, “spending $27 billion through 2025 to develop EVs and AVs” (electric vehicles and autonomous vehicles), and retoo...