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Personality derived from data can revolutionise smart services
New generation services are currently being developed at Orange Labs. The ideas that have been generated deserve to be shared in order to provoke reflection about the future ahead. One such new concept is a self-personalised service — a service that is aware of the user’s personality. This idea can both revolutionise the thinking behind […]
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Towards a common “language” for smart homes
At the end of 2019, the Connected Home over IP (CHIP) working group was set up under the umbrella of the Zigbee Alliance, bringing together major players in services (GAFA), distribution (Amazon, IKEA and others) and manufacturers of connected devices (including Samsung, Legrand and Somfy). The project aims to develop a unified and open standard […]
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Networks enable an up-close Vendée Globe experience
While the Vendée Globe is above all the most prestigious solo round-the-world sailing race and an exceptional adventure for the skippers taking part, it is also a tremendous occasion for innovation and an opportunity to reinvent the way large-scale outdoor sporting events are experienced by the general public. Planning under extraordinary circumstances Orange Events, the […]
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Virtual reality, the new tool for evaluating user experience
Evaluating User eXperience (UX): In the lab or in situ? UX refers to “perceptions and responses of a user resulting from the use and/or intended use of a system, product or service.“ (ISO, 2019). In this area, the following are considered and studied: emotions, beliefs, preferences, perceptions, physical and physiological responses, behaviours and actions that […]
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Customer files checked by virtual agents in Senegal
The work carried out by the Orange Nomad Back Office team in Senegal seems never-ending and futile. Day after day, the team’s 17 members manually process 15,000 subscription requests submitted by resellers on the ground via the Nomad platform. When AI helps humans Their work involves verifying the authenticity of identity cards sent in the […]
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OS ecosystems and operators: relationships that shape the customer experience
Orange collaborates with OS ecosystem players with a view to co-innovate and optimise user services, in order to enrich and control the customer experience.
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An enriched experience with a system that answers general questions
Sales of domestic assistants are on the up, and many of us use them on a daily basis, mainly for three things: to find out the weather, to play a piece of music or to ask general knowledge questions. The team of researchers looked into the last usage type. Improving the uses of Artificial Intelligence […]
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MWC 2019: the Djingo ecosystem is opened up to partners
Orange’s virtual assistant Djingo opens its ecosystem to flagship partnerships: Bot Party with OUI.sncf, Open APIs, Co-Design with specialist partners.
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Show Hello 2018: Djingo goes pro
After applications in customer services for Orange Bank and voice control of Orange TV, Orange’s virtual personal assistant, Djingo, is coming to the workplace, with the development of services and functionalities to streamline working methods and environments.
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New TV Key and Cabasse sound bar: the new TV experience by Orange
The new Orange TV Key and the “Cabasse for Orange” sound bar offer unprecedented experiences that aim to be as complete as possible.
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eSIM: Coming soon to mobile networks and services near you!
A critical transformation, the eSIM presents an opportunity for the world of connected objects. United under the GSMA, operators, including Orange, have seen it coming.
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From servitude to gift: another kind of relationship between suppliers and consumers
What if as consummers we had the opportunity to tell whatever we think, whenever we want, the way we want? And what if suppliers would hand open mikes so that they could listen to the music of their customers’ voices? We are constantly being solicited to evaluate in almost real-time our interactions with services, products […]
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