There is significant evidence that, in 2020, CIOs are allocating budget for artificial intelligence (AI) in the form of chatbots for IT service management (ITSM). Successful implementations will yield a quick return on investment as Tier 1 support becomes automated. But are CHROs motivated to do the same thing?
Join Conner Forrest, Senior Analyst, Workforce Productivity & Compliance, at 451 Research and Pat Calhoun, CEO and founder of Espressive, as they discuss whether 2020 is the year of the Chatbot for CHROs. Conner will explore these topics:
- Why 2020 will be a race to improve the employee experience through intelligent automation
- Why consumer-like self-service experiences are expected by employees and will be a differentiator
- How workforce productivity has become both an IT and an HR issue, giving HR a bigger seat at the table
- Why IT should take ownership of the overall chatbot strategy for the entire enterprise, ensuring success for HR while avoiding “chatbot soup”
Topic: Is 2020 the Year of the Chatbot for CHROs?
Date: February 5, 2020
Time: 11:00 AM PST | 1:00 PM CST | 2:00 PM EST
Conner Forrest, Senior Analyst, Workforce Productivity & Compliance, at 451 Research
Conner Forrest is a Senior Analyst with the Workforce Productivity and Compliance team at 451 Research. His areas of focus are content management, HR tech and corporate performance management. Before joining 451 Research, Conner worked as a senior editor with CBS Interactive, covering a variety of enterprise tech trends. He received a Bachelor of Science in Communication from the University of Louisville and a Master of Science in Journalism from Northwestern University.
Pat Calhoun, CEO and Founder of Espressive
Pat is a visionary leader with an intense focus on user experience and customer adoption. As CEO at Espressive, Pat is set to transform the enterprise self-help experience to a consumer-like approach that drives employee adoption and significantly reduces help desk call volume. Pat’s first startup, Airspace, grew revenues to over $80M in two years before being sold to Cisco for $450M. Pat served as senior vice president of product at ServiceNow, general manager of the network security business for McAfee, CTO for the Cisco switching, routing, wireless, and security access business, and GM of the Cisco identity business. Pat holds 35 patents and has been published in more than 16 publications.