Relationships are built on communication and the relationship between humans and machines is no different. Each generation of technology is defined by the way it communicates with its human users; from the levers and cogs of yesteryear to the keyboards and mice of the 80s and 90s, and on to the touchscreens, trackpads, and gestures of the naughties (00s) and tens (10s). As our relationship with digital technology matures, so does our communication, and as we move into the 20s it sounds like the developing form of communication will be voice. “One problem in this industry has been the separation of point-problem and point-solution providers. Until now, it has been a struggle to unify all of them on to one platform but voice does a great job at it because regardless of what the end device interface is, if you are able to create the architecture right then you are able to control all these […]