Tune in to Conviva’s President and CEO, Keith Zubchevich, as he sits down with Alex Kantrowitz of Big Technology to discuss the complexity of delivering high-quality digital experiences to millions of users around the globe.

Tune in to Conviva’s President and CEO, Keith Zubchevich, as he sits down with Alex Kantrowitz of Big Technology to discuss the complexity of delivering high-quality digital experiences to millions of users around the globe.
When designing a domain-specific enterprise-grade conversational Q&A system to answer customer questions, Conviva found an either/or approach isn’t sufficient.
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CTOs and operational teams are facing two critical challenges: 1) high analytics and observability spend with low return on investment (or without the expected impact) and 2) low operational efficiency due to disconnected decision-making.
Download this eBook to learn the top six reasons why your observability and product analytics tools are failing you.
The key to delivering optimal experiences to every user is to comprehensively measure and react to changes in their Quality of Experience in real-time. But, that can mean scanning millions of unique user data points to identify anomalies, detect patterns, and address the root causes of issues. It's becoming more difficult for operations teams to keep up with the speed and scale of user data they need to analyze. That’s where AI comes in.
When designing a domain-specific enterprise-grade conversational Q&A system to answer customer questions, Conviva found an either/or approach isn’t sufficient.
Conviva solves these challenges through an Experience-Centric approach to Observability, revolutionizing QoE for IP-enabled STBs. Download our eBook to learn more, or speak with an expert today.
Businesses spend significant time and financial resources ensuring their backend systems don’t unexpectedly go down, preventing hundreds, thousands or even millions of users from accessing their service. Focusing on preventing outages isn’t a bad investment per se, as the backlash from subscribers during an outage can damage a business’s reputation and negatively impact its bottom line. However, brands often focus more on backend systems than preventing poor user experiences. This focus needs reversing.