Solidaridad：通过基于语音的通信扩大覆盖范围
技术
- 网络与连接 - 5G
- 传感器 - 声学传感器
适用行业
- 教育
- 矿业
适用功能
- 产品研发
用例
- 语音识别
- 虚拟培训
服务
- 培训
关于客户
Solidaridad 是一个国际民间社会组织，在开发对社会负责、对生态有益且有利可图的供应链方面拥有 50 多年的经验。他们在全球 40 多个国家拥有近 1000 名员工，致力于让社区更具弹性，并创建公平和可持续的供应链。它们使农民、矿工和其他生产者能够获得体面的收入，塑造自己的未来，并与自然平衡地进行生产。
挑战
Solidaridad 希望惠及更多作为其计划受益人的农民、矿工和其他生产者。然而，其计划的大多数受益人无法使用智能手机。
解决方案
Solidaridad 采用 Infobip 的语音解决方案，通过文本转语音通话与计划受益人联系。这使得组织能够预先录制音频，并以电话的形式发送给其计划受益人。
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