Evolve IP and Artificial Intelligence
Jog.ai's technology apparently includes a healthy dose of artificial intelligence. That could be an important differentiator, considering major portions of the MSP market are late to the AI wave.Jog.ai's technology could benefit Evolve IP customers in such vertical markets as healthcare, financial, and legal services. The Jog.ai technology works well for contact centers, sales professionals, executives, and businesses with compliance requirements or transcription needs, the company said.Founded in 2016, the Jog.ai application creates a visual, interactive “screenplay” that brings together call audio and text transcription. By leveraging multiple speech analytics technologies, Jog.ai creates a screenplay that is clickable, copyable, and shareable, allowing users to flag important moments for fast reference.Evolve IP Acquires Jog.ai: Executive Perspectives


“We are extremely pleased to add Jog.ai to Evolve IP’s product portfolio. It is a premier natural language application that truly delivers great results. The technology, designed by co-founders Sam Gaddis and Ed Ireson, is incredibly useful and user-friendly and we expect that we will see rapid adoption and significant market interest in the application. Additionally, our enterprise and midsize clients are incredibly compliance driven; particularly in healthcare, finance and legal. The services that Jog.ai provides will not only make their jobs better, it will provide them with additional levels of confidence when dealing with situations where documentation, not user memory, is required.”
“We are incredibly happy to be joining Evolve IP and for the opportunities it provides for our technology. Evolve IP’s significant base of accounts, partner community, and sales and marketing acumen will help us realize the growth goals we’ve had for Jog.ai since our start. Additionally, with more software development resources at our disposal, there is much more that we can do to further develop the intellectual property and lead the market.”