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Is That Commercial WordPress Plugin a Good Deal?

4Apr

By Eric KarkovackNo Comments

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Is That Commercial WordPress Plugin a Good Deal?

There are over 60,000 listings in the WordPress plugin repository. And while all are free to use, many offer commercial upgrades. These “pro” versions usually include more robust features and technical support. Free plugins can be quite useful. But inevitably, you’ll run into a scenario where upgrading makes sense. This is particularly relevant when your website relies on a specific plugin for eCommerce or other advanced functionality. The decision to put down your (or your client’s) hard-earned money isn’t always easy, though. Both pricing terms and licensing can vary. It seems like each plugin author has a different strategy. And then there’s the quality of the added features and support. Will they be worth the cost? And will the plugin stick around for the long term? Indeed, there can b...

IBM Watson Assistant provides better intent classification than other commercial products according to published study | by Nicolo Cosimo Albanese | Jan, 2021

17Jan

By Nicolo Cosimo AlbaneseNo Comments

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IBM Watson Assistant provides better intent classification than other commercial products according to published study | by Nicolo Cosimo Albanese | Jan, 2021

And how the better performances of IBM Watson Assistant tackle the most common pain points in the adoption of a conversational solutionPhoto by Alex Knight on UnsplashToday, virtual assistants (or chatbots) represent a globally recognised booming trend:With regards to chatbots, which are in many ways the most recognisable form of AI, 80% of sales and marketing leaders say they already use these in their CX or plan to do so by 2020¹.25 percent of customer service operations will use virtual customer assistants by 2020².By 2025, customer service organizations that embed AI in their multichannel customer engagement platform will elevate operational efficiency by 25%³.It is clear that chatbots are here to stay.Their limitless potential in terms of business versatility — is there any business t...