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It’s time to start talking up the virtual edition of Enterprise Connect 2020. As you may know, the in-person event was set for March, just as Covid was shutting everything down. The event was hastily re-scheduled for August, but it’s still too soon to be in-person, so it’s now been re-worked as an all-digital virtual experience.

Lately, most of the virtual versions of events I’ve attended have been pretty small-scale, and this will be the first major industry event I’ll be attending in this format. It’s a big challenge, for sure, but am certain that the Informa folks will do a first-rate job.

This year, I’m doing the third iteration of my talk on AI-driven speech technology in the enterprise. My unconventional perspective on this space keeps evolving, and even if you’ve attended my past Enterprise Connect talks, I am certain you will learn something new. That’s my pitch, and it’s up to you to join my session and find out for yourself.

It’s so strange to talk about Enterprise Connect and not mention Florida, and being virtual, all you need to know is the date. The event runs from August 3-6, and my talk is on the 3rd - Monday, at 4:15pm ET. Geez, you don’t even need to know what room I’ll be in - just note the details here, and I’ll “see” you then.

Bigger picture - of course - you need to go here to register, and then map out all the events and networking over the four days. As you’ll see, being a virtual event, it’s quite affordable to attend, with both free and paid options.

Regarding my talk in particular, I’ll have more update posts coming, along some editorial support from the No Jitter folks - stay tuned.