Engineers and telecom operators will soon have access to a digital voice assistant that was built specifically for them. Think of it just like you would Amazon's Alexa, Microsoft's Cortana or Apple's Siri, except it's strictly for the telecommunications industry.
Introducing the "Multi-purpose Intuitive Knowledge Assistant", or "MIKA" for short, developed by Nokia.
Nokia has created a customized 'digital assistant' that will improve telecom operators' efficiency by providing engineers faster access to critical information. 'MIKA' - powered by the Nokia AVA cognitive services platform and underpinned by Nokia's services expertise - will provide voice-dictated automated assistance to reduce time spent searching information resources, enabling operators to focus on key business tasks without being distracted by the complexities of multi-technology network environments.
Source: Nokia launches MIKA - the first digital assistant customized for telecommunications operators
MIKA will help engineers and telecom operators access specific information and look up quick solutions to telecom-related problems, all based on the AI-driven network experience, and all done simply through voice commands.
Finding the right information is a daily challenge for telco engineers tasked with boosting network quality. MIKA taps into the power of the Nokia AVA platform to provide quick and accurate answers, avoiding time wasted on fruitless searches. MIKA is customized to support the specific needs of telecoms, and can deliver recommendations based on experience from networks around the world
Source: Nokia launches MIKA - the first digital assistant customized for telecommunications operators
MIKA - 'Multi-purpose Intuitive Knowledge Assistant' - aids engineers' efficiency by providing voice-activated access to information
Powered by Nokia AVA platform, MIKA provides augmented intelligence and automated learning to access best practice
Nokia also introduces Predictive Repair, a Nokia AVA-powered service that forecasts potential hardware failures up to 14 days in advance
One of the coolest things about MIKA is that it is supposed to be able to foresee network faults up to two weeks in advance with 95 percent accuracy, through the Predictive Repair service.
The MIKA is currently only available for telecom engineers, we'll have to wait and see if they provide something for the general public.
If your headed to the Mobile World Congress, be on the look out, you might get to see it in action.
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