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[seriouslycromulent]

The Math Ain't Mathing

So I'm sure people are going to accuse me of being a conspiracy theorist, but the more I think about the results of this US election, the more it's clear that things aren't adding up.

Now don't get me wrong. I'm well aware of the US's long history of racism and misogyny, and it is totally possible -- in theory -- that more people voted for a moronic straight, white male who is an ajudicated grapist and convicted felon over a more-than-qualified, intelligent, results-driven woman of color for a position as leader of the wealthiest nation on earth.

I'm not saying that couldn't happen. But did it? Legitimately?

The more I think about Trump's campaign, the more fishy this result seems.

So here was a man with ...

virtually no policies (that he could talk about openly),

no ground game,

no door knocking apparatus to urge folks to get out the vote,

no phone banking,

he was constantly running out of money and had to shill products to raise more,

stole money from down ballot candidates, putting their marketing strategies at risk,

found liable for SA,

found guilty of millions of dollars in fraud,

constantly rambles and shows clear signs of being mentally unwell,

invokes violent and hateful language against specific communities as well as individuals,

bragged about being a dictator on Day 1,

had over 40 former cabinet members declare him unfit for office,

was called a fascist by his own former chief of staff,

was not endorsed by any reputable economists,

saw a flood of lifelong Republicans -- literally millions of them -- abandon their party to vote for his opponent,

has been impeached twice,

has seen sharply, dwindling crowd sizes at his rallies for the last 6 weeks,

... and somehow he won the popular vote by 5 million?

Even though he never won the popular vote in 2016? Or 2020?

Suddenly he "found" a bunch of votes from people who liked him?

Um, no.

Just no.

One of Trump's biggest failings is that he and his team tell lies like children. That is, they've never learned how to keep things believable. Like a misguided 10-year-old who is desperate to impress someone with his whopper of a tale, he always exaggerates to the point of hyperbole and insults our intelligence.

For example, he told us his rally at Wildwood, NJ, this past summer had 108,000 even though the town itself only has 80,000 residents and the venue he held the rally in only held 20,000 people.

Or how he kept insisting that American kids are going to school and somehow receiving gender reassignment surgery over a couple of days and without parental consent before being sent home.

Each lie is so over the top and grandiose it makes him look infantile while at the same time insults our knowledge of reality.

And that's exactly what this feels like.

There is no way this man won the majority of the votes and the popular vote after only winning due to the electoral college the first time and not at all the second time. More people vilify him now than they did in 2016 and 2020, and that's saying something.

There just aren't enough voters in the US to give him a clear path to victory here no matter how committed his sycophants are to white supremacy. MAGA voters are not the majority of the voting electorate.

Also the fact that the exit polling data is suspiciously similar to the same tall tales Trump's been selling for the past year about how he had a ton of support in the Latino and Black communities, despite there being no data to support it at all. He was polling damn near 0% in some majority black communities like Detroit and Atlanta.

Yeah ... no.

This math ain't mathing.

I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but I know when something isn't adding up. And nothing about these results add up at all.

On top of that, they ran their entire campaign like they didn't care about people getting out to vote. They kept insulting different segments of the electorate over and over again, as if they didn't need the votes of single people or people without children.

Plus, we saw record voter registration leading up to the election. More people voting early in state after state, and millions of people voting for the first time in their lives. But somehow there were fewer votes cast in this 2024 election than in the 2020 election?

Hell, Georgia alone tripled its early voter turnout. So how is this election getting fewer votes than 4 years ago?!

There were historically longer lines than ever before in parts of the country that never saw long lines, and yet there were millions fewer votes counted so far this year? Are we really to believe that all those long lines and so many new voters managed to only add up to 136M versus 158M who voted in 2020?

I call bullshit!

Also, a number of folks are commenting on how quickly the states were called. In all my years of voting, I've never seen a US election turning around so fast.

Yeah, the math ain't mathing.

Sure, he could've eeked out a win via the Electoral College without the popular vote like he did in 2016, but given her momentum and the majority of the polls either favoring her or having had them tied, none of these results pass the smell test.

Meanwhile, Harris had a multigenerational, multiracial, multiethnic, multigendered coalition of enthusiastic supporters who volunteered, phone banked, door knocked, and fundraised in every state plus D.C. Her media strategy was savvy, her interviews were sharp and intelligible, and her demeanor was inclusive and congenial. Again, not putting anything past good ole American racism and misogyny, but all the data showed that her supporters were clearly larger in number and more enthusiastic than his.

Long story short --

I do believe we are witnessing the American government being hijacked and a dictator installed right before our very eyes.

[mywifeleftme]

365: Patti Smith // Horses

Horses Patti Smith 1975, Arista

There’s a man named Nicky Drumbolis who lives up in Thunder Bay, Ontario, in an apartment that doubles as perhaps Canada’s greatest bookstore almost no one has ever seen. The septuagenarian Drumbolis is short and nearly deaf, a master printmaker and eccentric autodidact linguist. For years he ran a second-hand shop on Toronto’s Queen St. called Letters, until push (the size of his collection) came to shove (skyrocketing rent) and he went north, where he could afford a sufficiently large space to spread out. Unfortunately, Thunder Bay has little market for antiquarian books and micro press ephemera, and his shop is located on one of the most crime-ridden streets in the country. And so, the transplanted Letters has no storefront—in fact, the building looks derelict, its windows boarded up and covered with what at first glance seems to be graffiti but on closer inspection resembles a detail from the cave paintings at Lascaux. Letters’ patronage is limited to the online traffic in rare first editions that brings him a small income, and the occasional by-appointment adventurer willing to make the long, long 1,400 km drive from Toronto or further abroad.

When you enter, you find yourself in what appears to be a well-kept single room used bookstore, the kind there used to be dozens of in every major city. Books of every type and topic line the shelves, neatly arranged by category, and a long glass display features more delicate items, nineteenth century broadside newspapers and the like, some so fragile they seem on the verge of crumbling into dust. But this is not, Drumbolis warns you as soon as you attempt to take a book off of the shelf, a bookstore: this room is a facsimile, a tribute exhibit to as he calls it, “the fetish object formerly known as The Book.” The real bookstore lies in the chambers beyond this front room, the full catalogues of bygone presses, the one-of-one personal editions he’s assembled over decades of following his personal obsessions, the stacks which crowd his own modest sleeping quarters.

To Drumbolis, the original utility of the book as a container and mediator of information is now effectively passed; virtually every popular book in existence has been digitized, their contents instantly available in formats that are better-indexed, more easily parsed, and more readily transferrable than the humble physical book ever allowed. To desire a book is to desire possession of the thing rather than its contents, this edition, this printing, perhaps this particular copy that once passed through the hands of someone significant. He can show you the copy of John Stuart Mills’ On Liberty that was owned by Canada’s founding father John A. MacDonald, and argue convincingly that this object helped set the course of a nation’s history; or a set of Shakespeare’s complete works bearing Charles Dickens’ ex libris, which sets off a long anecdote about how Dickens liked to troll his houseguests with a collection of fake bookshelves. Drumbolis’s collection is threaded through his life like an old wizard in a fantasy novel whose flesh has fused with the roots of a tree: he eats with his books and he sleeps with them; collecting fuels his arcane research and dictates where and when he travels; 25 years ago he uprooted his life when his collection bade him, and though he’s starved for company in the frozen city it chose for him, he abides.

My own case of collectivitis is not so advanced, though Lord only knows what I’ll be like when I’m Old (I’m currently 47). And despite the conceit of this blog, I’ve seldom spent much time in these reviews dwelling on the physical properties of my records, evaluating the relative merit of pressings and the like (or even mentioning which one I’ve got). But as I sit here listening to my copy of Patti Smith’s Horses for the first time, I feel a small but definite sense of wonderment. It’s an early ‘80s Canadian pressing, so near-mint I might’ve stepped back in time and bought it new, still with what I take to be the original inner-sleeve, pale azure (to match the Arista disc label) with a texture almost like crepe paper.

It’s a delightful, surprising contrast to the iconic black and white cover portrait of Smith by her former paramour Robert Mapplethorpe. Generations of fans have stared at this image as they listened, not simply because Smith is hot (though this is undeniably true) but because the music’s visionary qualities demand an embodied locus. That a record, unlike a book, can speak aloud, has always primitively fascinated me; that this one contains what I can only describe as rituals makes it magical, this physical copy that is unique because it’s this one that is speaking to me in this moment. 

 Smith writes on the back of the sleeve:

“…it’s me my shape burnt in the sky its me the memoire of me racing through the eye of the mer thru the eye of the sea thru the arm of the needle merging and jacking new filaments new risks etched forever in a cold system of wax…horses groping for a sign for a breath…”

“charms, sweet angels,” she concludes. “you have made me no longer afraid of death.” The record becomes an extension of Smith’s body as it existed in that time—I think here of the physicality of the moment in “Break it Up” where you can faintly hear her striking her own chest with the flat of her palm to make her voice quaver. It makes me wonder how anyone could sell this thing once they have it: not because it is particularly rare or difficult to acquire, but because it’s hard for me to imagine the experience of slipping the lustrous black disc from its dressing and setting the needle down upon it as anything but a personal one. It is poetry and waves; the subliming of the idea of a rave-up; Tom Verlaine shedding his earthly mantle in an explosion of birds; John Cale; Kaye, Král, Daugherty, and Sohl; one of my boys from Blue Öyster Cult; the pounding of hooves and the Mashed Potato.

I suppose what I’m describing is a fetish, my pleasure in acquiring these things and writing these reviews the hard and strange work of finding life’s joy in its dusty corners. This year has run through my fingers like water, as it seems they all do now. But on my good days, all these words behind me and the records in front of me seem like a document of abundance.

365/365

[govindhtech]

Intel And Inflection AI Vision For Future Generations Of AI

What is Inflection AI?

An AI system called Inflection for Enterprise was created to help companies incorporate a personalized, sympathetic AI “co-worker” into their daily operations. It enables businesses to take use of AI capabilities without the need for complex infrastructure or specialized knowledge with to Intel’s Gaudi and Tiber AI Cloud technologies.

Availability of Inflection for Enterprise

Intel and Inflection AI established a partnership to accelerate AI adoption and impact for developers and businesses alike. In order to provide empathetic, conversational, and employee-friendly AI capabilities as well as the control, customization, and scalability needed for intricate, large-scale deployments, Inflection AI is launching Inflection for Intel Gaudi and Intel Tiber AI Cloud power Enterprise, an industry-first enterprise-grade AI system. This system is now accessible via the AI Cloud and will be shipped to clients in Q1 2025 as the first AI appliance in the industry powered by Gaudi 3.

Its are establishing a new benchmark with AI solutions that provide rapid, significant outcomes thanks to our strategic partnership with Inflection AI. For businesses of all sizes, using GenAI is now feasible, economical, and effective because to Intel Gaudi 3 solutions’ competitive performance per watt and compatibility for open-source models and tools.

It usually takes a lot of infrastructure to build an AI system, including cooperation between engineers, data scientists, and application developers as well as lengthy model building and training. Built on top of Inflection 3.0, Inflection for Enterprise gives business clients access to a complete AI solution that equips their employees with a virtual AI colleague that has been specially educated on their particular company’s data, rules, and culture.

Through the Intel Gaudi 3 AI accelerator, which provides industry-leading price/performance for effective, high-impact outcomes, the cooperation with Intel delivers unparalleled performance. Intel’s technology guarantees scalability and flexibility for significant outcomes.

Time to market is further accelerated by the AI Cloud, which simplifies the development, testing, and deployment of AI applications in a single environment. Given the advantages and worth of this service, Intel and Inflection AI are also working together to implement Inflection for Enterprise within Intel in the hopes that Intel will early adopter of the product.

How it Works

Through alignment with the company’s tone, purpose, and distinctive product, service, and operational information, Inflection AI optimizes its model to be local to each business, accelerating user acceptance and enhancing the utility of use cases. With affordability, performance, and security/compliance benefits, Inflection 3.0 gives business clients a quicker time-to-value via generative AI experiences that are easy for employees to use.

Removing Barriers to GenAI: Eliminating Obstacles to GenAI Inflection for Enterprise, which is based on AI Cloud, offers application templates that enable companies to grow rapidly without incurring capital costs and avoiding hardware testing and model construction. Customers will also be able to buy Inflection for Enterprise, a full turnkey AI appliance, in Q1 2025. Customers of this appliance may take advantage of up to two times better pricing performance and 128GB of high-bandwidth memory capacity by using Gaudi 3, which further optimizes their GenAI performance when compared to competing products.

Optimized Price/Performance: Inflection 3.0 will be powered by Gaudi 3, with instances on-premises or in the cloud powered by AI Cloud. Previously, Inflection AI‘s Pi consumer application ran on Nvidia GPUs. This reduces the overall cost of ownership in addition to the deployment time.

Fine-Tuned for Enterprises: Optimized for Businesses Inflection for Enterprise models are tailored to the culture and methods of operation of each company, using the fine-tuning and reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF) skills that drove Inflection AI’s Pi. Inflection AI, which is based on data and insights from an organization’s history, policies, content, tone, products, and operational information, promotes productivity and alignment across the whole enterprise.

Improved Security and Ownership: Inflection for Enterprise enables businesses to fully own their intelligence. Customized models are exclusive to the client and are never distributed to other parties. Furthermore, clients have the option to host and operate the model on the cloud, on-premises, or hybrid architecture of their choice.

Future plans for Inflection AI

Using the stable and user-focused Inflection 3.0 framework, Inflection AI and Intel will also make it possible for developers to create corporate apps for Inflection for corporate, producing essential software solutions.

Read more on govindhtech.com

[jcmarchi]

Emily Popson, Vice President of Growth Marketing at CallRail – Interview Series

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Emily Popson, Vice President of Growth Marketing at CallRail – Interview Series

Emily Popson is the Vice President of Growth Marketing at CallRail, where she leads demand generation, website optimization, customer marketing, and content marketing teams. Having previously been a small business owner herself, Popson is passionate about making modern marketing analytics tools accessible to even the smallest teams and companies.

Can you share more about your professional journey and how your experiences led you to your current role as Vice President of Growth Marketing at CallRail?

Over the last 15 years, my professional journey has been primarily focused on working with SaaS companies with a focus on all aspects of growth marketing – from demand generation to customer marketing, conversion rate optimization to graphic design and more.

Most of my experience has been in the marketing technology space (serving small and medium-sized businesses, hospitality, and nonprofits) and in roles in the virtualized IT backup and monitoring software industries.

While this past career experience has largely shaped the professional I am today, my passion is truly what led me to CallRail. As someone who built and ran their own small business, I saw a unique opportunity with CallRail to take the expertise I’d built working in growth marketing and B2B revenue leadership and use it to help support small business owners. I understand the challenges that small business owners face and it brings me joy that I’m able to help our customers market and grow their businesses with confidence by connecting them with purpose-built solutions.

As the Vice President of Growth Marketing, what are your primary responsibilities and goals? How do you approach driving revenue growth and demand generation?

I oversee our robust growth marketing team with the functions comprising this team including: Content & Copy, Website Strategy & Production, Demand Generation, and Customer Marketing. Together, we’re responsible for driving revenue growth for the business. We do this by attracting, acquiring, educating, converting, and expanding current and future customers along every stage of their journey. One of my biggest responsibilities is equipping these teams to leverage the art and the science of each functional area to maximize revenue impact on the business.

While our growth marketing team works together as a unit, each function also has its own unique set of goals that help contribute toward our collective goal of driving growth for the business. These include:

Content & Copy: Efficient and impactful content production for every stage of the buyer’s journey, increased strategic use of AI to improve efficiency and impact, content influence on new revenue generation.

Website Strategy & Production: Enhancing site experience, SEO performance, and increasing conversion rate from new user to free trial.

Demand Generation: Increased category and brand awareness, demand capture via free trial volume generated monthly, quality trial generation as measured by conversion rate from trials to customers, increasing customer mix from strategic verticals of focus, marketing acquisition cost (MAC) efficiency, achieving monthly targets for new MRR.

Customer Marketing: Driving customer engagement, customer product usage and adoption, collecting and utilizing the voice of the customer across the business, driving free trials for add on products, achieving cross-sell and upsell new revenue targets monthly.

I approach revenue growth and demand generation by taking a unified approach to our marketing efforts. While our team has different functions with different sets of goals and responsibilities, each of these goals feed into one another to help drive us toward our growth goal.

How have you seen the marketing industry evolve during your career, particularly in terms of growth marketing and demand generation?

Reflecting on what the industry looked like when I started my career compared to what it has transformed into today, I’d say the biggest change the marketing landscape has experienced is the emergence of so many new possibilities—from new channels and tactics to how we approach segmentation and targeting.

It’s exciting to see this evolution unravel. The space has seen an emergence in things like Connected TV marketing (CTV), which delivers video ads to viewers via a streaming service when they’re watching content, and the rise of influencers, which have changed the approach marketers are taking to get their message out there.

The way the industry engages with customers is so different from what it once was. Now, it’s easier than ever to engage with customers directly – from within your product to social media – and this type of direct engagement has been a game changer for voice of customer (VOC) collection. Marketers can engage with their customers instantaneously and this more real-time engagement is driving more seamless VOC, which allows marketers to get feedback on their messaging, products or services – should customers have an issue, this allows marketers to address things quickly and efficiently.

In a world increasingly driven by data, the marketing industry is no stranger to the power that comes from data and the AI explosion. With increased data availability, marketers are equipped with new personalization capabilities – allowing them to take extremely personalized approaches for target audiences and existing customers. When it comes to AI, the industry is using the tech to transform how we approach everything from SEO to content creation and copy writing to buyer’s journey insights and website conversion optimization to UX research and behavior analysis.

While this evolution has generally been a positive one, the industry is also experiencing a lot of noise. With what feels like endless new technologies popping up, there’s this “shiny object syndrome” that can creep in and really distract from great marketing. While each industry always wants to be an early adopter of these emerging technologies, now more than ever marketers need to ensure they have the tools and processes in place to keep true to their objectives. Marketers must have a clear mission and trust that if they have the right tools, processes, people, and data in place – they’ll be properly powered to connect their solutions with their audiences.

How is CallRail leveraging AI to enhance its products and services? Can you provide examples of how AI is being used to improve call tracking and attribution?

At CallRail, we’ve been using AI for almost a decade to provide small businesses with Conversation Intelligence, which unlocks insights from customer conversations to better optimize marketing campaigns and convert more leads.

As AI continues to revolutionize industries, the technology has empowered us to unlock new frontiers in understanding and optimizing the buyer’s journey. In the last couple of years, we’ve leveraged AI to unlock even more insights from businesses’ conversations that allow them to fuel better marketing, better connection with their customers, better conversion, and overall, more business growth.

I’m particularly proud and excited about our AI-powered self-reported attribution (SRA). Whether a business asks its leads, “How did you hear about us?” or the leads offer the answers unprompted, SRA uses AI to understand, extract, categorize, and report on the attribution insight alongside a business’ software-based attribution data.

How does combining self-reported and software-based attribution provide a more comprehensive view for marketers?

This approach is revolutionary and the next frontier of attribution, I believe. Businesses not utilizing self-reported attribution alongside their software-based attribution are using dated and limited practices.

While software-based attribution, like we offer in CallRail’s Call Tracking and Form Tracking solutions, solves for platform bias and increases visibility into both online and offline touchpoints – it isn’t without its own set of limitations. Software-based attribution struggles to overcome opacity caused by dark social, word-of-mouth referrals, or human bias for convenience. It can also struggle to capture the influence of brand marketing maneuvers fully. It has been notoriously challenging to measure the impact that these levers have on a business – but this previously hidden data can now be unlocked with CallRail’s self-report attribution.

Businesses can pair CallRail’s patent-pending self-report attribution data with data from their software-based attribution to eliminate blind spots and enable more confident and accurate marketing decision-making. Marketers will no longer wonder what drove leads to them; they’ll always be able to know how their business got on each lead’s radar and what marketing converted them to ultimately reach out.

Think about it like this: you’re a landscaping company working with a marketing agency for a rebrand and marketing strategy overhaul. As part of the new strategy, your agency designs eye-catching new yard signs for use while on the job. As a result, prospective customers that notice your great work are also taking note of your yard signs and brand. The prospects search for your business and call the number on your Google Business Profile (GBP). You receive a spike in qualified leads and dozens of calls from GBP and on those calls they mention seeing your signs in their neighborhood. But you’ve only received a few calls from your yard sign call tracking number. Using just software-based attribution or just self-reported attribution alone would lead you to:

Software-based attribution: Only using this, you’d attribute this revenue increase to Google Business Profile and you’d never know how influential your new branding and yard signs had been in this journey.

Self-reported attribution: Using this method alone, you’d attribute the revenue to the yard signs. You’d lack insight into the role and importance of a well-maintained GBP.

By only having data from one or the other available, a business may make strategy or investment decisions based on limited insight. Together, the software-based and self-reported insights give a clearer understanding of the buyer’s journey, providing visibility into the influence these “invisible” factors can have.

This approach helps to bridge the gap between traditional attribution methods and AI-driven insights. Self-reported attribution empowers marketers to make even more informed decisions and confidently navigate the complexities of today’s marketing landscape.

What emerging trends do you see in AI and marketing technology, and how is CallRail positioning itself to stay ahead in this space?

As the space gets noisier and more crowded, we will continue to see strong user demands and preferences for purposeful AI solutions. This appetite will further catapult CallRail ahead.

CallRail is leading the charge here with our explicit commitment to developing solutions that solve real problems for businesses and doing so in accessible ways. We also work with the best partners in the space and leverage the best models available for the purposes of the businesses we serve.

The marketing technology landscape has experienced many seasons of excitement around new capabilities which, in the short term, resulted in a boom of jumbled martech stacks full of disparate vendors, followed by platforms that consolidate capabilities for easier and more cost-effective access. CallRail is focused on serving our market in as many ways as we are able to do best in a single platform.

With AI, similar to any marketing technology, value will come from the user’s ability to leverage AI output – be it data, insights, actions – more broadly. CallRail’s rich ecosystem of strategic tech partnerships will continue to allow businesses to leverage the data, insights and actions we provide across their tech stack.

How do CallRail’s Conversation Intelligence® and Convert Assist products use AI to provide deeper insights into customer interactions and help businesses optimize their marketing efforts?

Our suite of AI solutions allows businesses to analyze conversations for deeper insights into leads and customers so they can attract, convert, and optimize with confidence.At a glance, our solutions provide insights that help businesses attract more leads, like attribution insights and keyword spotting to inform their channel mix, marketing investments, and content strategy.

We also provide the insights businesses need to convert more of those leads into customers. To identify qualities of a conversation, and automatically qualify, score, tag, or assign a value to their leads. Another capability, call coaching, allows businesses to automatically coach their teams on how to improve each conversation – providing real-time improvements to help your business run seamlessly. Our offerings also allow businesses to create AI-generated action plans and follow up messages so that despite how busy their teams are, they’re able to consistently keep leads engaged and moving forward.

CallRail’s AI capabilities, like our multi-conversation insight, reports help marketers optimize their business. By aggregating insights across all calls from a specific channel, businesses not only can identify opportunities for where they can optimize their marketing, but also help to pinpoint any messaging confusion, spot commonly asked questions and average sentiment. For businesses investing in marketing, these insights help to maximize spend while also providing optimal return on investment faster.

In what ways do you think CallRail’s AI capabilities give it a competitive advantage in the market?

CallRail has been using AI to help businesses solve problems and grow confidently since 2016. We’re not new to this, so while other companies are working to solve the initial AI pain points, we already have the partners, people, and processes in place.

Building an AI strategy can be a difficult process – especially for those starting out whose focus is on trying to figure out how and where AI will fit into their solutions. We already have this strategy in place and for us, our focus is on keeping closely aligned to the clearly defined “AI North Star” that we use to guide us.

We do this by testing, iterating, and collecting feedback. This is done formally through our CallRail Labs program. In just one year, CallRail Labs has released 12 features, helping to bring intentional AI-powered products to our customers.

CallRail’s solutions are designed with purpose in mind—they solve real-world problems without creating new ones for our customers. A key differentiator of our solutions is the pairing of AI insights alongside rich attribution—our self-reported attribution is patent-pending, and our multi-conversation insights reports are the first of their kind, aggregated AI insights for quicker action.

By harnessing our deep expertise in attribution, conversation intelligence, and the SMB market – paired with our rich and broad partner ecosystem – our solutions power confident marketing and enable growth for the businesses we serve.

What advice would you give to marketers looking to integrate AI into their strategies?

My biggest piece of advice is to be bold in testing and intentional in implementation. Spend the time to really think about how you can use AI to create space, capacity, and opportunity and test, test, test.

Take tasks like content and copy, for example—use AI to jump-start content and copy, and use it to create different versions of your copy that are specialized for each of your channels.

For marketers who don’t have the time for deep exploration or analysis, AI can help you to quickly uncover data-driven insights, empowering you to take action faster. For those kicking the can down the road on their SEO strategy, a conversation intelligence product can surface common topics used by your leads and customers; these can be great starting points for SEO content production. These same AI-surfaced insights can help you spot opportunities for new marketing ideas or even new service offerings.

Don’t have the time to be QAing sales and service calls? Conversational AI like CallRail’s Convert Assist can provide positive and critical feedback on your behalf after every call, helping keep your business running, improving and growing.

If your marketing is really starting to perform, but bandwidth is limited on the sales and service side, use AI to create efficiencies in their work flows. Convert Assist can also write follow-up messages for team members following every conversation ensuring every lead you generate receives a great experience and the best chance to convert.

What are your future goals for CallRail and its growth marketing initiatives in the next few years?

Looking ahead, there are a few growth marketing initiatives we’re tracking towards. Top of mind for me right now are expansion of strategic influencer deployment and impact in key verticals and evolving our site and in-app experience optimization efforts.

Additional core focuses for us over the next few years include:

Prioritizing ongoing rapid experimentation: Growth marketing impacts not only new user growth, but also growth through our existing users, and protecting our growth by preventing churn. Using new tools – especially those powered by AI – to better understand user behavior and identify opportunities for revenue driving or churn reducing optimizations will be a priority team wide.

Protecting and expanding SEO: Amidst landscape changes – from AI Overviews to insights from the Google leak – maintaining SEO strength and advantage is critical. We’ll do so via strategic adjustments, AI assistance and ongoing investments.

This is just a glimpse into what lay ahead. Our growth marketing team will continuously focus on the assessment and evolvement of our attribution practices. As seriously as we take our attribution products that we provide our customers, we also walk the walk internally. By paying significant attention to our buyer’s journey, we’ll use our own insights to keep pace with their preferences – we understand that this journey is ever-evolving alongside the evolving marketing landscape.

Thank you for the great interview, readers who wish to learn more should visit CallRail.

[tamanna31]

Open RAN 2023 Industry – Challenges, Drivers, Outlook, Segmentation - Analysis to 2030

Open RAN Industry Overview

The global open RAN market size was estimated at USD 1,647.5 million in 2022 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 33.0% from 2023 to 2030.

An open radio access network, or O-RAN, is a nonproprietary version of the radio access network (RAN) that allows interoperation between cellular network equipment provided by different vendors. Open RAN enables operators to choose hardware and software solutions from various vendors, which can lead to reduced equipment and operational costs. The vendor diversity, cost reduction, and flexibility offered by open RAN are anticipated to drive the market's growth over the forecast period. In February 2018, China Mobile, AT&T Inc., Deutsche Telekom, Orange, and NTT DOCOMO, founded the O-RAN ALLIANCE.

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The ALLIANCE aims to reshape the RAN industry toward more open, intelligent, and virtualized fully interoperable mobile networks. O-RAN-based mobile network improves network operators' operational efficiency. In addition, the forum set O-RAN specifications that enable a more vibrant and competitive RAN supplier ecosystem with quicker innovations to improve user experience. The O-RAN ALLIANCE plays a central role in developing the Open Radio Access (O-RAN) network market. Open RAN enables operators to choose different hardware and software components from various vendors per their budgetary constraints. This freedom of choice regarding components and vendors translates into a cost-effective and flexible ecosystem compared to the traditional RAN architecture.

In addition, the implementation and maintenance costs associated with network deployment also decrease due to this flexibility. This inherently drives the competition in the market, pushing vendors to drive down prices even further. Thus, the cost-effective and flexible nature of O-RAN is expected to drive its adoption over the forecast period. In addition to reducing the overall cost, network operators can opt for components from various vendors and fine-tune their networks to deliver optimal performance. It allows operators to tailor their offerings to accommodate accelerated data speeds, increased service reliability, and thus improved customer experience.

Furthermore, the collaboration between various equipment providers and network operators allowed by O-RAN makes it easier for operators to deploy new features and services. The open standards allow for more flexibility and customization, thus fostering innovation in the market. The open RAN is still in its nascent stages of development and still requires some standardization efforts. Network standardization is important to ensure that different components from different vendors can work together seamlessly. Security concerns arise in the market as new technology introduces new security risks. Open RAN networks need to be more secure to protect customer’s data. However, as the market matures over time, these hurdles will be overcome with the evolving technology and ecosystem of the O-RAN

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Global Open RAN Market Report Segmentation

The report forecasts revenue growth at global, regional, and country levels and provides an analysis of the latest trends in each of the sub-segments from 2019 to 2030. For this study, Grand View Research has segmented the open RAN market report based on component, unit, deployment, network, frequency, and region:

Component Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2019 - 2030)

Hardware

Software

Services

Consulting

Deployment and Implementation

Support and Maintenance

Unit Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2019 - 2030)

Radio Unit

Distributed Unit

Centralized Unit

Deployment Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2019 - 2030)

Private

Hybrid Cloud

Public Cloud

Network Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2019 - 2030)

2G/3G

4G

5G

Frequency Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2019 - 2030)

Sub-6 GHz

mmWave

Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2019 - 2030)

North America

US

Canada

Europe

UK

Germany

France

Italy

Asia Pacific

India

Japan

Australia

South Korea

Malaysia

Latin America

Brazil

Mexico

Middle East & Africa

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)

UAE

South Africa

Key Open RAN Company Insights

The market is still in its nascent stages and moderately consolidated with a few players driving the innovation and deployment. The O-RAN technology is fairly new, and the deployment of O-RAN has been recently commercialized. Key players are engaging in strategic partnerships to offer O-RAN hardware, software, and services. For instance, in February 2023, Deutsche Telekom announced its plans to partner with Fujitsu, Nokia Corp., and Mavenir, among others, for the initial commercial introduction of O-RAN in Germany from 2023 onwards. Such initiatives are harnessing the growth of the market. Moreover, the growing demand for flexibility and cost-effectivity offered by O-RAN is contributing to the market’s growth.Some of the prominent players in the global open RAN market include.

Mavenir

NEC Corp.

Fujitsu Limited

Nokia Corporation

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Radisys Corporation

Parallel Wireless

ZTE Corporation

AT&T Inc.

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd

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LTE Advanced Pro Market Size, Share, Growth, Industry Analysis 2024

The LTE Advanced Pro market is estimated to be valued at USD 150.0 million in 2018 and is expected to reach USD 8,017.5 million by 2023, at a CAGR of 121.6% between 2018 and 2023. 

The market has huge potential across various deployment locations such as urban areas, rural areas, residential areas, public spaces, and retail stores. Key factors driving the LTE Advanced Pro market are improved efficiency with additional functionality; growing demand for improved network coverage, reduced latency, and optimized connectivity; and LTE Advanced Pro delivering higher bitrates in a cost-efficient manner.

Key Players: The companies profiled in this report are Huawei (China), Ericsson (Sweden), Nokia Networks (Finland), ZTE (China), Samsung Electronics (South Korea), NEC (Japan), Cisco Systems (US), Qualcomm (US), Intel (US), Cavium, Inc. (US), Qorvo, Inc. (US), CommScope (US), and Airspan Networks (US) among others.

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LTE Advanced Pro market for RAN Equipment to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period

The LTE Advanced Pro market for RAN Equipment is expected to grow at the highest CAGR between 2018 and 2023. This growth can be attributed to the introduction of and increased demand for cloud-based network architectures, such as NFV and network slicing for network capacity. Using a distributed, software-enabled network based on virtualization and new architectural approaches such as NFV and network slicing, operators and third-party service providers will be able to deploy new applications and services rapidly and in a scalable manner.

NFV to hold the largest share of the LTE Advanced Pro market by 2023

NFV core network technology is expected to hold the largest size of the LTE Advanced Pro market by 2023. Considering the fast LTE Advanced Pro gigabit speed network and yet-to-commercialize next-generation 5G network, millions of consumers and businesses are anticipated to connect to the mainstream cellular network. NFV promises to ease the load by granting service providers the flexibility to move network functions from dedicated appliances to generic servers. Using standard IT virtualization technology, NFV focuses to combine many network equipment onto standard, high-volume servers, switches, and storage; thereby making networks more agile and efficient.

LTE Advanced Pro market for retail stores to grow at highest CAGR during forecast period

The LTE Advanced Pro market for the retail stores deployment is expected to grow at the highest CAGR between 2018 and 2023. Retail stores face huge increase in mobile data traffic and many outlets also face the problem of blind spots, which reduces the number of visiting customers. The growth of the cellular connectivity market for the retail application is propelled by the increasing adoption of the cloud platform, declining cost of IoT components, and need for better technology to make the retail value chain more efficient.

North America leads the LTE Advanced Pro market in terms of value

North America held the largest share of the LTE Advanced Pro market in 2017. The region is well known for the high adoption of new advanced technologies, including IoT, wearable devices, and autonomous cars/connected cars. In North America, the market for these technologies is growing at a significantly high rate. Need for reliable and fast connectivity required for these technologies is addressed by LTE Advanced Pro infrastructure, which is expected to provide growth opportunities for the market in North America.

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Wireless Market Trends, Opportunities, and Future Outlook

Introduction:

The Wireless Market, a vital force in our connected world, is the subject of our in-depth market research analysis. In this article, we delve into the market's size, growth trajectory, key players, emerging trends, and future outlook, providing valuable insights for businesses and investors navigating this dynamic landscape.

Global Wireless Market Size and Growth Trajectory:

The Global Wireless Market stands at an impressive USD 1.7 trillion in 2023, with experts forecasting a robust CAGR of 6.3% from 2024 to 2030. This trajectory is expected to propel the market to an astounding USD 2.6 trillion by 2030. The growth is fueled by various factors, including:

Exponential Smartphone Penetration: The demand for wireless services rises in tandem with the adoption of smartphones, with over 6.6 billion users globally.

5G Revolution: The deployment of 5G networks, providing faster speeds, lower latency, and enhanced capacity, is a key driver, fostering innovation and new applications.

Internet of Things (IoT) Boom: The increasing connectivity of everyday devices generates substantial demand for reliable and efficient wireless infrastructure.

Rising Mobile Data Consumption: Our insatiable appetite for online content and streaming services necessitates higher bandwidth and robust wireless networks.

Wireless Market Share and Top Players:

The Wireless Market comprises a diverse ecosystem with various players across different segments. Key contenders include:

Mobile Network Operators (MNOs): Dominant players such as Verizon, AT&T, China Mobile, and Vodafone offer cellular voice and data services to consumers and businesses.

Telecom Equipment Manufacturers (TEMs): Companies like Huawei, Ericsson, Nokia, and ZTE play a crucial role in developing and supplying the infrastructure powering wireless networks.

Over-the-Top (OTT) Content Providers: Giants like Netflix, YouTube, and Spotify rely on robust wireless networks to deliver content to users.

Niche players focusing on specific technologies, such as satellite communication or private LTE networks, are also emerging, adding dynamism to the market.

Wireless Industry Trends and Opportunities:

The Wireless Industry is in a constant state of evolution, presenting exciting opportunities for businesses and investors. Key trends include:

Network Virtualization: The adoption of Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Function Virtualization (NFV) optimizes network management, leading to increased efficiency and agility.

Edge Computing: Processing data closer to its source reduces latency and improves network performance, particularly for time-sensitive applications like augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR).

Network Slicing: Operators can create virtual networks with specific characteristics, catering to diverse needs like low latency for IoT or high bandwidth for video streaming.

Open RAN: The adoption of open interfaces in radio access networks fosters innovation and competition, potentially reducing costs and accelerating technology development.

Businesses can capitalize on these trends to develop innovative solutions and tap into lucrative new markets.

Wireless Market Research Reports for Strategic Insights:

Navigating the dynamic Wireless Industry requires access to reliable data and expert analysis. Reputable market research providers include:

Ken Research: Provides in-depth analysis of the global wireless market, including technology trends, vendor landscape, and future forecasts. Also offers reports on specific segments like 5G technology, IoT services, and mobile network infrastructure. Analyzes regional markets and provides insights into operator strategies and regulatory trends.

Investing in these reports or conducting independent research equips businesses with the knowledge to make strategic decisions and capitalize on emerging opportunities.

Wireless Industry Future Outlook: A Connected Tomorrow:

The Wireless Market future promises continued growth and innovation. Anticipated developments include:

Wider 5G Adoption: Ubiquitous 5G networks enabling advancements in AR/VR, autonomous vehicles, and smart cities.

Rise of Private Networks: Businesses deploying private wireless networks for enhanced security, control, and performance.

Focus on Sustainability: The industry embracing renewable energy sources and energy-efficient technologies to reduce its environmental impact.

Convergence of Technologies: Integration of wireless with other technologies like AI and blockchain unlocking new possibilities and applications.

This article illuminates the essential role of the Wireless Market in our connected world. By understanding its dynamics, identifying emerging trends, and leveraging research insights, businesses and individuals can contribute to shaping a more connected and innovative future.

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Connecting Touchpoints: Unveiling Growth Drivers in Customer Experience Management

The Customer Experience Management Global Market Report 2024 by The Business Research Company provides market overview across 60+ geographies in the seven regions - Asia-Pacific, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East, and Africa, encompassing 27 major global industries. The report presents a comprehensive analysis over a ten-year historic period (2010-2021) and extends its insights into a ten-year forecast period (2023-2033).

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According to The Business Research Company’s Customer Experience Management Global Market Report 2024, The customer experience management market size has grown rapidly in recent years. It will grow from $10.97 billion in 2023 to $12.69 billion in 2024 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.7%. The growth in the historic period can be attributed to competitive advantage through cx, focus on customer lifetime value, demand for seamless customer journeys, rise of social media engagement, voice of customer (voc) insights..

The customer experience management market size is expected to see rapid growth in the next few years. It will grow to $22.53 billion in 2028 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.4%. The growth in the forecast period can be attributed to increasing emphasis on personalization, advanced data analytics and ai integration, rise of omni-channel experiences, real-time engagement strategies.. Major trends in the forecast period include integration of feedback loops, emphasis on customer-centric cultures, customer retention and loyalty, focus on customer journey mapping, real-time engagement..

The rising digital transformations across retail and healthcare are expected to propel the customer experience management market going forward. Digital transformation refers to integrating digital technology throughout all functional areas of an organization, radically transforming how it runs and giving value to its customers. Digital transformation helps to manage customer experience by integrating digital technology into all business sectors and radically changing how businesses operate and provide value to customers. For instance, in February 2021, according to a survey conducted by the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the US government's principal agency, one in four respondents (23.1%) reported using telehealth services in the previous four weeks during the study period, which ran from April to October 2021. Additionally, in January 2021, according to a report by Binder Dijker Otte, a Belgium-based global network of firms providing business advice and public accounting services, 61% of retailers are planning to increase digital investment spending in the next year. Therefore, rising digital transformations across retail and healthcare are driving the growth of the customer experience management market.

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The customer experience management market covered in this report is segmented –

1) By Component: Solutions, Services 2) By Touchpoint: Websites, Stores, Call centers, Mobile apps, Social media, Emails, Virtual assistants, Other Touchpoints 3) By Deployment type: On-Premises, Cloud 4) By Organisation Size: Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), Large Enterprises 5) By Vertical: IT and Telecom, BFSI, Retail, Healthcare, Automotive, Travel and hospitality, Media and entertainment, Public sector, Other Verticals

Technological advancements are the key trend gaining popularity in the customer experience management market. Major companies operating in the customer experience management market are innovating new products with advanced technologies to sustain their position in the customer experience management market. For instance, in December 2021, TPG, a US-based private equity company, introduced Anna, a platform for measuring customer experience based on Al technology that accurately assesses 15,000% more interactions. The Anna chatbot offers unique features such as it can assess every single customer interaction and can offer a sample-based assessment of voice and chat interactions with customers. It offers a view into each voice call and chat conversation with customers and can evaluate 100% of the interaction population, doing away with sample-based evaluations. Anna is a platform for AI-powered customer experience analysis that can analyze 15,000% more interactions than a human analyst while maintaining comparable accuracy levels.

The customer experience management market report table of contents includes:

Executive Summary

Market Characteristics

Market Trends And Strategies

Impact Of COVID-19

Market Size And Growth

Segmentation

Regional And Country Analysis . . .

Competitive Landscape And Company Profiles

Key Mergers And Acquisitions

Future Outlook and Potential Analysis

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5G Infrastructure Market: Beating Historical Challenges, What's Next

Global 5G Infrastructure Market Report from AMA Research highlights deep analysis on market characteristics, sizing, estimates and growth by segmentation, regional breakdowns & country along with competitive landscape, player’s market shares, and strategies that are key in the market. The exploration provides a 360° view and insights, highlighting major outcomes of the industry. These insights help the business decision-makers to formulate better business plans and make informed decisions to improved profitability. In addition, the study helps venture or private players in understanding the companies in more detail to make better informed decisions. Major Players in This Report Include, Qualcomm (United States), Intel (United States), Ericsson (Sweden), Samsung (South Korea), Fujitsu Ltd (Japan), NEC (Japan), AT&T (United States), Huawei (China), Nokia (Finland), Cisco (United States), ZTE (China). Free Sample Report + All Related Graphs & Charts @: https://www.advancemarketanalytics.com/sample-report/23-global-5g-infrastructure-market-1 5G infrastructure is the 5th generation of wireless cellular technology or mobile communication services which is used to increase speed. Application-specific integrated circuit and radio frequency integrated circuit these two types of the chipset are available in 5G infrastructure. Upsurging demand for high-speed data and huge network handling will help to boost the 5G infrastructure market. Market Drivers

Upsurging Demand of Mobile applications and Web-Based Services

Government Support for 5G Infrastructure

Growing Demand of Linked Vehicles & Devices

Market Trend

Increasing Dependency on Machine to Machine communication

Rising Demand for High-Speed Data and Huge Network Handling

Opportunities

Fueling Demand of IOT based Service

Challenges

Quality of Inter Call Connections

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5G in Defense Market to See Huge Growth by 2028

Latest released the research study on Global 5G in Defense Market, offers a detailed overview of the factors influencing the global business scope. 5G in Defense Market research report shows the latest market insights, current situation analysis with upcoming trends and breakdown of the products and services. The report provides key statistics on the market status, size, share, growth factors of the 5G in Defense The study covers emerging player’s data, including: competitive landscape, sales, revenue and global market share of top manufacturers are Ericsson (Sweden), Huawei (China), Nokia Networks (Finland), Samsung (South Korea), NEC (Japan), Thales Group (France), L3Harris Technologies, Inc. (United States), Raytheon Technologies (United States), Ligado Networks (United States), Wind River Systems, Inc. (United States)

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5G in Defense Market Definition:

The Emergence of 5G in the various industries impacting dramaticaally. 5 G in the defense sector too, these new capabilities will open up new opportunities for units in the theatre of operations to collaborate in an immersive digital space and stay protected in near-real-time, especially when 5G is combined with other innovations like the defense cloud and artificial intelligence. The 5th generation of global wireless standards is designed to connect virtually everyone and everything together including machines, objects, and devices. 5G technology is widely used in the defense sector for communication and security due to its specifications such as higher network speed and lower latency. 5G or 5th generation mobile network has the capability to connect practically everyone and everything together comprising objects, devices, and machines. The deployment of 5G technology is gradually increasing across the globe. 5G will considerably increase the speed of data transfer and improve bandwidth over 4th generation or 4G technology, in turn supporting new military and commercial uses.

Market Trend:

The transition from on-premises legacy systems to cloud-based solutions

Demand for information processing for big data analytics

Market Drivers:

Increasing adoption of autonomous and connected devices

Higher network speed and lower latency in 5G

Market Opportunities:

The rise in the use of IoT technology in defense

The huge defense budgets of different countries for unmanned systems

The Global 5G in Defense Market segments and Market Data Break Down are illuminated below:

by Chipset (Application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) Chipset, Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit (RFIC) Chipset, Millimeter-Wave (mmWave) Chipset), Platform (Land, Naval, Airborne), Operational Frequency (Low, Medium, High), Network type (Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB), Ultra-Reliable Low-Latency Communications (URLLC), Massive Machine Type Communications (MMTC)), Communication Infrastructure (Small cell, Macro Cell, Radio Access Network (RAN)), Core network technology (Software-Defined Networking (SDN), Fog Computing (FC), Mobile Edge Computing (MEC), Network Functions Virtualization (NFV)), End User (Military, Homeland security)

Region Included are: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Oceania, South America, Middle East & Africa

Country Level Break-Up: United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, South Africa, Nigeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Germany, United Kingdom (UK), the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Austria, Turkey, Russia, France, Poland, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, China, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, India, Australia and New Zealand etc.

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Chapter 2: Exclusive Summary – the basic information of the 5G in Defense Market.

Chapter 3: Displayingthe Market Dynamics- Drivers, Trends and Challenges of the 5G in Defense

Chapter 4: Presenting the 5G in Defense Market Factor Analysis Porters Five Forces, Supply/Value Chain, PESTEL analysis, Market Entropy, Patent/Trademark Analysis.

Chapter 5: Displaying market size by Type, End User and Region 2015-2020

Chapter 6: Evaluating the leading manufacturers of the 5G in Defense market which consists of its Competitive Landscape, Peer Group Analysis, BCG Matrix & Company Profile

Chapter 7: To evaluate the market by segments, by countries and by manufacturers with revenue share and sales by key countries (2021-2026).

Chapter 8 & 9: Displaying the Appendix, Methodology and Data Source

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Building the digital front of an agribusiness conglomerate

About Shridutt

Shri Dutt India Private Limited is a leading diversified agribusiness conglomerate that deals with the production, trading, and export of sugar, dairy products, ethanol, and electricity.

 Shri Dutt, across its various businesses, is strategically diversified yet operationally integrated. This has enabled Shri Dutt to establish itself as the leading sugar manufacturing unit and largest trader in international markets.

 Creating the global image of Shri Dutt

In today’s digitally driven world, being traceable on the internet is imperative for a business’s success. Businesses of all sizes have begun investing in their virtual presence by building a website, creating content on social media, and creating online stores to order from directly.

 As a business conglomerate, Shri Dutt hit all the marks of an influential presence except for having a corporate website. When Shri Dutt reached out to us with their requirements they were certain about what kind of website they wanted to build. They knew that they wanted to launch a corporate website of their own that would represent their business to their global stakeholders.

 Here’s what we offered:

 Website

Content

Photoshoot

The website design and development process

Creating a globally relevant website is not a one-day one-man show, but like most things challenging, it is one of the most crucial steps to a successful branding strategy on a digital scale. Here’s how we started:

 Site map

Creating a site map was just a one-day process for us. We used the CMS framework of WordPress to create the visual plan for the website. We created a site map of 6 pages and 5 subpages, namely -

 Pages:

 Home

About us

Our business

Shri Dutt Foundation

Careers

Contact us

Subpages:

 Sugar

Ethanol

Power

Dairy

Trading

Website Content

Content is one of the most important aspects of a corporate website. Shri Dutt’s website content was written with the end goal to face a global audience. The content writer for the project sat down with the client team to understand all the business operations, goals, offerings, and more. After discussing the site map with the web development team, we took some days to come up with the content. After a few rounds of revisions, the content was finalised.

 Photoshoot for website video

Nowadays, viewers prefer visuals over words. Corporate videos have become popular. According to LearnHub, videos are 1200% more successful than images and text combined. Shri Dutt wanted to display a video on their website that would simplify their large business model in a few minutes.

 Our team of videographers & photographers covered 3 destinations in 3 days. We carried out two shoots in the sugar plants in Phaltun and Sangli, and one in the dairy plant in Kolhapur. Once the footage and pictures reached us, our team of video editors and graphic designers got to work.

 Design

Our video editors rendered two industrial videos for the sugar and dairy section on the website, making it easy for any visitor to understand the manufacturing process within a few minutes. The seamless blue and white UI of the website was brought to life with the creatives and banners designed by our team. We used the pictures captured by our team of photographers to give the visitors a sneak peak into Shri Dutt’s work. For every subpage, we designed creatives that broke down the entire operational flow. This provided an overview of the manufacturing process.

 Development

Once we got the basics in place, the most important part of the process began. Our web developers began developing the website on our server. For the database, we used phpMyAdmin. We used Java script, CSS, HTML, JQuery and php for frontend development. At the backend, we used WordPress. After using these world-class coding languages on our server, we ran it by the client for revisions.

 Launch

Once we received the feedback from the client, our developers began the revisions. After 3-4 rounds of revisions, we were successful at getting the final approval of the client. The website went live shortly after.

 The end result

After months of collaboration, we received positive feedback from the clients owing to the excellent on-page SEO and its mobile-friendliness of the website.

 Creating a corporate website for a company like Shri Dutt gave our creators a lot to learn from. Simplifying the different verticals of the business into creative and digestible bytes of information was challenging, but fun nonetheless.

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Intelligent Computing and Open vRAN Drive 5G Infrastructure

Open vRAN commercial momentum advance 5G infrastructure

What is open vran?

Commercial designs and deployments of open and virtualized radio access networks (Open vRAN) are developing, while intelligent computing innovation and AI are becoming more important for 5G infrastructure. Qualcomm Technologies, a communications and AI company, is driving 5G network innovation.

Their 5G RAN portfolio now includes cognitive computing technologies that improve processing, power efficiency, and cost. Qualcomm Technologies makes Arm-compatible CPUs for next-generation Open vRAN servers and affordable 5G small cells. See Viettel, Fujitsu, and Mavenir news to see how they and their clients are advancing Open vRAN.

Smart computing for 5G infrastructure

Qualcomm Infrastructure Processors ushers in a new age of high performance and low TCO for mobile network operators (MNOs) and new entrants. Her new lineup includes vRAN server processors with an emphasis on AI workloads, using CPU, NPU, and GPU expertise, and small cell processors to reduce 5G home and small office, home office (SOHO) costs.

Innovative RAN and AI processing for open and virtualized networks

Open Ran and vRan

By adding Qualcomm Infrastructure Processors for vRAN servers to her portfolio, they can meet current network needs as open and virtualized networks spread and the connected intelligent edge with AI grows. They want to revolutionize AI and RAN workload processing in vRAN servers by using the Qualcomm Oryon CPU, integrated hardware accelerators (leveraging world-class NPU/GPU technology), and their powerful Qualcomm 5G RAN Platforms.

Qualcomm Infrastructure Processors use standard interfaces and are interoperable with accelerator cards from several vendors. As usual with Qualcomm Technologies, their diversified product range and expertise make their technologies better together. As seen above, Qualcomm Infrastructure Processors and their Qualcomm X100 5G RAN Accelerator Card effectively handle Layer 1 and Layer 2 processing for essential RAN and AI workloads. Performance per watt and Open vRAN deployment costs are optimized by this system design. To optimize and improve contemporary 5G networks, AI is essential from the cloud to the network to the device. Driving AI innovation across these vectors helps operators enhance performance, reduce operational costs, and move toward the autonomous network.

Qualcomm Technologies is a front runner in providing end-to-end AI knowledge to operators

Who better to apply AI’s numerous advantages to contemporary telecoms networks’ cornerstone, vRAN servers? Ecosystem partners are testing open vRAN solutions using Qualcomm Infrastructure Processors.

5G tiny cell innovation with Qualcomm Infrastructure Processors

First, Qualcomm FSM100 5G RAN platform for small cells, now with Qualcomm Infrastructure Processor QIP100 for RAN workload processing, is commercially available. This platform offers the perfect blend of performance, capacity, power, cost, size, and deployment ease for large-scale residential and SOHO 5G deployments using Qualcomm QIP100. MNOs and Qualcomm Technologies‘ infrastructure partners can fill a market gap and upgrade legacy 3G and 4G residential small cells (femtocells) with this optimized platform to meet growing demand for high-speed, low-latency 5G at home and small office. Promote vRAN sales

Qualcomm 5G RAN technologies, notably Open vRAN platforms, are gaining pace as they expand their 5G infrastructure portfolio. Recently, Viettel deployed 5G Open RAN network equipment utilizing the Qualcomm X100 5G RAN Accelerator Card and Qualcomm QRU100 5G RAN Platform on a live network with actual users and data traffic. Live network results of 1,200 Mbps (100HMz, 4 Layers) demonstrate Open vRAN’s commercial readiness, combining competitive performance with cost and energy efficiency.

After the milestone with Viettel, expect to see additional announcements of strong Massive MIMO (Multiple Input, Multiple Output) radio units from our clients using Qualcomm Technologies‘ Open vRAN platforms at Mobile World Congress Barcelona. Fujitsu motivation open an O-RAN well-matched 64TRX immense MIMO telephone lines Unit powered by means of Qualcomm QRU100 5G RAN proposal.

Expect tales of disaggregated RAN reducing operator TCO with power-efficient, multi-vendor vRAN servers using Qualcomm X100 5G RAN accelerator cards and Qualcomm QDU100 systems.

Mavenir and Qualcomm Technologies will unveil a vDU solution powered by Qualcomm X100 5G RAN Accelerator Card and developed with Mavenir vDU RAN software at MWC-B. This solution reduces mobile operator TCO and improves sustainability with high power efficiency. Mavenir will announce its Open Beam line of high-performing and power-efficient Massive MIMO Radios powered by Qualcomm QRU100 5G RAN Platforms in addition to the vDU solution.

Not just that. Follow these and their other customers and ecosystem stakeholders as they go to the expo. Open vRAN should be a hot subject at MWC and beyond.

Enabling intelligent 5G infrastructure

Qualcomm Technologies‘ inclusion of intelligent computing to its 5G RAN portfolio signals major telecommunications infrastructure advancement. Qualcomm Technologies helps operators enhance network performance, decrease costs, and increase sustainability with AI leadership and strong computation technologies. The introduction of Qualcomm Infrastructure Processors for vRAN servers and small cells and the rapid commercial designs and deployment of Qualcomm 5G RAN platforms for Open vRAN position Qualcomm Technologies to meet operators’ diverse 5G needs.

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