My dad is retiring from his job of nearly 32 years.
As my brother, mother and I sat around brainstorming ideas on what to get him as a congratulations present, we kept circling back to the Amazon Echo and its accessories.
Now, my dad has a serious love/hate relationship with Alexa.
He loves that he can ask her to play pretty much any song at drop of a hat, but hates when she doesn't understand what he says and some of her other limitations.
He doesn't just use the voice interface enough, so we ultimately decided against another Alexa product.
But the whole situation got me thinking about how I interact with voice and what the future for it holds.
According to Adobe, 91% of brands are already making significant investments in voice and of those, 71% see voice as improving the user experience.
I, like most people, tend to utilize a voice interface with my more tactical, day-to-day tasks:
But if voice is truly going to make an impact, it needs to be able to adapt to the more complex items like online banking or booking travel.
So, how can we ensure the growth of voice interface? Through design.
Join Marcella and I as we dive into our thoughts on developing and using a voice interface and the obstacles many marketers will face.
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