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Conversational interfaces are at the forefront of a wholesale reinvention of how we engage our users and customers.

As Deeson grows in size, our agency is becoming more distributed. Some of us are based at either the Canterbury or London offices, and some work remotely from all over the UK and Europe.

I suspect that right now if you’re familiar with GDPR, you probably regard it as less of an opportunity and more of a headache.

The reason we’re borderline obsessed with emerging technologies at Deeson isn’t the tech itself. We get inspired thinking about how these new tools will change the way we interact with each other, and how we live our lives.

We’re excited to announce that Deeson has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Brand Experience category at the 2017 Acquia Engage Awards for our work with Shepherd Neame.

Last month myself and creative director Andrew Larking were honoured to give a talk at the Museums Association's sold out Museum Tech 2017 event.

Think back a year and conversational interfaces were beginning to gain traction and the hype was building, but ultimately the technology was still rather underwhelming. It promised a lot and didn’t deliver on the promise.

As a leading digital agency that specialises in high profile, high stakes digital transformation we’re committed to sharing our knowledge and experience of delivering complex business change.

The 2017 Pride London march marked fifty years since homosexuality was partially decriminalised.

It had been a long day at work. As I was about to leave I was sent a link to a chatbot. So I sat back down and started to talk to it. Forty five minutes later the office was empty. Except for me. Sat there, talking to a robot.

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