Conversational interfaces: A guide to connecting with your customers
Our 30-minute webinar introduces conversational interfaces and offers a practical deep dive into what you need to get started and what issues to look out for.
Blog. The future of digital
The secret to happiness at work: remembering what’s important
Our approach to verbalising the unspoken truths and aspirations about working at Deeson.
A GDPR guide you won’t hate
Download our free guide to GDPR for business owners, including our 15 point checklist for compliance.
A brave but virtual new world
Creative director Andrew Larking explores how virtual and augmented reality will transform the human experience – and what this means for the humble website.
Deeson and Shepherd Neame shortlisted for 2017 Acquia Engage Award
The list of finalists features partners and customers setting the benchmark for orchestrating the customer journey and driving the future of digital, and we’re proud to be among them.
Deeson talks chatbots at Museum Tech 2017
View the slides from Deeson's talk at Museums Association's tech festival, on the different ways that chatbots can engage audiences and enhance the visitor experience.
How marketers are using chatbots to transform their campaigns
The number of adverts we see every day has grown exponentially over the last 30 years and will continue to do so. Chatbots provide an opportunity for marketers to engage users in new and innovative ways.
Digital Dinner series: Fostering innovation at enterprise scale
The latest in our series of Digital Dinners focussed on how large companies and organisations can develop successful innovation ecosystems in the face of long-established management processes and practices.
What does Pride London 2017 have to do with work? Everything.
Our thoughts on why brands embracing London Pride may not be such a bad thing.
Your chatbot needs a personality
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.
