Matt McConnell Selected as Keynote Speaker for the 2019 ATDC Startup Showcase
A program of the Georgia Institute of Technology
ATLANTA – April 10, 2019 – Intradiem, the only real-time contact center automation provider, today announced CEO, Matt McConnell, will be the keynote speaker for the 2019 ATDC Startup Showcase, a program of the Georgia Institute of Technology.
McConnell graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering. One year later, he co-founded Intradiem with a vision to reinvent the customer service experience via dynamic delivery of training during available time.
The platform, built on robotic processes, continually evolves with a focus on helping workforce management and contact center operations leaders improve operational efficiencies, employee engagement and customer experience.
“I’m honored to participate at this amazing startup community event,” said McConnell. “When it comes to creating, launching and scaling a disruptive technology, fostering a culture that reflects your values and mission as an entrepreneur is a cornerstone to startup success. Our team is inspired to create a better world by living a culture of service to each other, to customers, and to the community.”
The ATDC Startup Showcase is Atlanta’s largest spring startup confab. The 33rd annual event will feature over 75 exhibitors and take place on April 18, 2019 at the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center. For more information, visit https://atdcstartupshowcase.com/.
About Intradiem
Intradiem provides Intelligent Automation solutions that help customer service teams boost productivity, enhance employee engagement, and improve the end-customer experience. Patented AI-powered technology processes the massive quantity of data generated by contact centres and back offices and takes immediate action to support both in-centre and remote teams. Customers can count on an investment return of at least 2X in the first year and 3-5X in subsequent years. This year, Intradiem’s customers will save more than £75 million.