Pamela
Negosanti
Head of Sales and Sector Strategy at expert.ai
"Data is value, Language is Data: Language is Value"
"Data is value, Language is Data: Language is Value"
Tue June 8 - 8:30 AM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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"Data is value, Language is Data: Language is Value"
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"Data is value, Language is Data: Language is Value"
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"Data is value, Language is Data: Language is Value"
"Data is value, Language is Data: Language is Value"
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Session: Data is value, Language is Data: Language is Value
Language powers every business today, but reality is language is not scalable because it is hard for machines, documents are still handled by humans. There’s unexploited potential in unstructured data and natural language: carriers, brokers and reinsurers are unintentionally exposed to expensive risks due to contract wordings, are losing opportunities because of limited capacity and can optimize their operational efficiency to improve their combined ratio. The good news is there are advanced NLU techniques available with proven capabilities to deliver concrete results.Key Takeaways
- what is the value of language
- how capturing the value of language can offer you a competitive advantage
- concrete case studies with KPIs
Bio
Pamela Negosanti is Head of Sales and Sector Strategy for Financial Service and Insurance at expert.ai and loves helping companies in executing business transformation and successfully adopt AI.She has spent the majority of her career in the technology sector gaining experiences in areas such as artificial intelligence, cognitive computing, intelligent automation, natural language understanding and semantics.
She owns a degree in translating and interpreting with a specialization in computational linguistics, speaks fluently Italian, English, French and German.
Fueled by change and curiosity she is firmly convinced in the power of knowledge share and communities.
