The Power of Voice, AI As A Tool with Omar Tawakol, CEO Voicera
August 29, 2018
Hosted by Lori H. Schwartz
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Episode Description
On this week's Tech Cat Show we talk with Omar Tawakol, CEO of Voicera, who is using AI to solve one of the biggest business problems, making meetings relevant. Voicera has created Eva, a AI virtual assistant. Eva is in your meetings to help you capture what’s important and connect the dots to the rest of your collaboration systems. Omar will share with us how voice and AI can be leveraged to make our work days more actionable as well as some hints to where the future of AI will take us in the workplace. You'll learn alot on this week's Tech Cat Show with Omar Tawakol, from Voicera.
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Lori H. Schwartz
As the Co-founder for StoryTech, a boutique agency dedicated to informed collaboration between storytellers and technology companies, Lori works with top executives of multiple brands, agencies and content companies to ensure understanding of new and evolving technology and emerging business models. With a focus on the habits of the consumer and the goals of the marketer, Lori provides the latest recommendations for this ever changing media landscape.
Previously, Lori was Chief Technology Catalyst for McCann Worldgroup, North America, where she was responsible for driving technology innovation at one of the world’s largest marketing communications companies, Lori was also one of the key principals to launch the highly regarded Interpublic Media Lab (http://www.ipglab.com). As Senior Vice President she helped to keep clients and agencies ahead of the digital curve.
Lori is a frequent speaker at major industry events as well as private companies and executive summits. She served two terms on the Board of Governors at the Television Academy (Emmys) and has been profiled as one of the “30 Executives Shaping the Evolution of Media and Technology” by Variety and “100 People to Have Lunch with” by MediaPost Publications.
An active spokesperson for mentoring women in tech, Lori launched Digital Hollywood’s “Women’s Entertainment and Technology Mentor Program.” Lori is a recipient of the Lucy Hood Digerati Award for her contributions to the Television Academy.
