Why Europe needs a Voice assistant
summary
Claims rapid voice growth with 50% of searches will be voice by 2020, backed by an Amazon Echo UK study showing skills concentrate on a few fast tasks and the kitchen is the favorite location. Notes low device connection because pairing rarely works out of the box. Proposes telcos leverage home-network control, certified ID and GDPR‑hosted data to build trust. Describes Orange’s assistant Jingo starts as a smart speaker and TV remote integration, multimodal voice/text, partners for services, unclear revenue beyond device sales and B2B deals.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 1:49User behavior with voice assistants
- 3:15Voice assistants as new entry points
- 5:24Opportunities for European telcos
- 7:58European collaboration on voice assistants
- 9:51Jingo’s features and local focus
- 11:39Business models and future plans
- 12:47Conclusion and call for partnerships
- 13:34Q&A session
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