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Talisma Corporation Pvt. Ltd. Thursday, June 3, 2021 3:05PM IST (9:35AM GMT)
Bangalore, Karnataka, India: Talisma Corporation Pvt. Ltd., a leading provider of customer experience solutions, today announced that it has partnered with Active Intelligence Pte Ltd, a Singapore Fintech start-up. The partnership strengthens Talisma’s technology products and solutions enabling it to integrate a next-gen conversational AI chatbot into its platform and offer it to its BFSI customers. This partnership brings together Talisma, an industry leader in offering Customer Relationship Management & Digital Engagement Platform for Enterprises and Active.Ai, provider of comprehensive Conversational AI BFSI focussed platform, deployed at numerous Financial Institutions across the globe. The solutions from Talisma and Active.Ai can be leveraged by BFSI enterprises on their Conversational AI journey. The collaboration provides a plethora of use cases across Retail and Commercial Banking, Insurance and Capital Markets, with solutions readily available on channels including WhatsApp and also ensures full-proof seamless fallback for human help, if the need arises.
This Bengaluru startup is helping students enter IVY League colleges, IIMs with its on-demand GMAT training Bengaluru edtech startup CrackVerbal offers GMAT training to students from countries, including India, Brazil, Singapore, the US, Russia, etc., enabling them to get admissions into IVY League colleges, IIMs, and ISBs. 0 claps Share on For students who wish to study in the US, cracking exams to find the right IVY League college is hard; the training and effort require discipline. With their edtech startup CrackVerbal, Arun Jagannathan and Shreekala Kurup are trying to get this discipline restored among students. The Bengaluru-based platform has helped