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Natural Language Generation is pretty new for me, but it fits squarely into my coverage for all things AI, voice and collaboration. My entree has been through Arria NLG, one of the leading players in this space, and they sure are doing some interesting things. While this doesn’t fit cleanly into the collaboration bucket, NLG has great use cases in the enterprise, especially to enrich Business Intelligence.

In short, this is about giving voice to data, and it’s a very different side of AI-driven voice that I think needs to be in the broader enterprise speech discussion. That’s why I wrote this Spotlight analysis, and it’s running now in U.K.-based Enterprise Management 360, a portal that I post to from time to time. Here’s the link, and I hope you find it a good read. If you’re attending Enterprise Connect later in March, you can learn more at my state of the market update on enterprise speech tech.