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A short presentation about Alexa Skill maintenance from the Alexa Dev Day in Berlin on 26th of November 2019. Discusses metrics, intent history, reviews and new features.

Tecnologia

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Alexa SkillAlexa Skill
MaintenanceMaintenance

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Ralf Eggert
CEO of Travello GmbH
Alexa Partner Agency
AWS Certified Alexa Skill Builder
Alexa Champion

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The theory
1. Kickoff
3. Conception
5. Implementation
7. Maintenance
2. Prototyping
4. Design 6. Testing

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The reality
1. Kickoff
3. Conception
5. Implementation
7. Maintenance
2. Prototyping
4. Design
6. Testing

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Continuous Maintenance
1 3 52 4 6 1 3 52 4 6 1 3 52 4 6
7

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How to handleHow to handle
Continuous
Maintenance?

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Which metricsWhich metrics
are useful?

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Summary
Daily or once a week
Default is last 7 days
Watch the rise or fall
1

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Customers
Identify days of
highest (SA) and
lowest (MO) usage
Implement features on
days with lowest usage
2

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Sessions
Spot error situations
Check logs for these
situations
Try to avoid these
situations in future
3

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Intents
Spot most used and
lesser used intents
Improve most used intents
Remove lesser used intents
(if possible)
4

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Interaction Path
Examine carefully!
Is your dialog working out?
Are people losing their way?
5

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Retention
How many come back
after one week?
After ten weeks?
Can you spot any progress?
6

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No data?
Nothing to do here
Move to next skill
1

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Unresolved
Utterances from the
last 30 days
Examine regularly
2

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Low confidence
Start with utterances
with low confidence
Solve them on daily basis
3

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Medium
confidence
Continue with utterances
with medium confidence
Be careful: they are trickier
Solve them on weekly basis
4

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Resolve
utterances
Your interaction model
will be changed
Don't forget to certify
Don't forget to update
your backend if any
5

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Bulk mapping
Map utterances in a bulk
Again: your interaction
model will be changed
6

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Don't be afraidDon't be afraid
of bad reviews!of bad reviews!

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Positive reviews
Very nice!
Hard to use for
improvements.
1

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Pure star reviews
Nice but almost useless.
2

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Pure negative
reviews
Sad and almost useless.
3

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Constructive
bad reviews
Very nice!
Very useful for
improvements!
Don't forget to write back!
4

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How to stayHow to stay
up to date?up to date?

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Developer blog
Try new Alexa features
New Alexa features can
solve old problems
1

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Newsletter
Get the developer
newsletter!
Both in German
and Englisch!
2

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Project phases
Maintenance is the
longest project phase!

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Metrics
Examine them
regularly and act!

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Intent History
Improve your
interaction model
on regular basis!

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Reviews
Use the power
of constructive
bad reviews!

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New Alexa
features
Stay up to date

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Thanks!
ralf@travello.audio
https://www.travello.audio

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Following the popularity of "Cloud Revolution: Exploring the New Wave of Serverless Spatial Data," we're thrilled to announce this much-anticipated encore webinar. In this sequel, we'll dive deeper into the Cloud-Native realm by uncovering practical applications and FME support for these new formats, including COGs, COPC, FlatGeoBuf, GeoParquet, STAC, and ZARR. Building on the foundation laid by industry leaders Michelle Roby of Radiant Earth and Chris Holmes of Planet in the first webinar, this second part offers an in-depth look at the real-world application and behind-the-scenes dynamics of these cutting-edge formats. We will spotlight specific use-cases and workflows, showcasing their efficiency and relevance in practical scenarios. Discover the vast possibilities each format holds, highlighted through detailed discussions and demonstrations. Our expert speakers will dissect the key aspects and provide critical takeaways for effective use, ensuring attendees leave with a thorough understanding of how to apply these formats in their own projects. Elevate your understanding of how FME supports these cutting-edge technologies, enhancing your ability to manage, share, and analyze spatial data. Whether you're building on knowledge from our initial session or are new to the serverless spatial data landscape, this webinar is your gateway to mastering cloud-native formats in your workflows.

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1. 1 / 40 Alexa SkillAlexa Skill MaintenanceMaintenance

2. 2 / 40 Ralf Eggert CEO of Travello GmbH Alexa Partner Agency AWS Certified Alexa Skill Builder Alexa Champion

3. 3 / 40 Seven Project Phases

4. 4 / 40 The theory 1. Kickoff 3. Conception 5. Implementation 7. Maintenance 2. Prototyping 4. Design 6. Testing

5. 5 / 40 The reality 1. Kickoff 3. Conception 5. Implementation 7. Maintenance 2. Prototyping 4. Design 6. Testing

6. 6 / 40 Continuous Maintenance 1 3 52 4 6 1 3 52 4 6 1 3 52 4 6 7

7. 7 / 40 How to handleHow to handle Continuous Maintenance?

8. 8 / 40 MetricsMetrics

9. 9 / 40 Which metricsWhich metrics are useful?

10. 10 / 40 Summary Daily or once a week Default is last 7 days Watch the rise or fall 1

11. 11 / 40 Customers Identify days of highest (SA) and lowest (MO) usage Implement features on days with lowest usage 2

12. 12 / 40 Sessions Spot error situations Check logs for these situations Try to avoid these situations in future 3

13. 13 / 40 Intents Spot most used and lesser used intents Improve most used intents Remove lesser used intents (if possible) 4

14. 14 / 40 Interaction Path Examine carefully! Is your dialog working out? Are people losing their way? 5

15. 15 / 40 Retention How many come back after one week? After ten weeks? Can you spot any progress? 6

16. 16 / 40 Intent HistoryHistory

17. 17 / 40 How toHow to start?

18. 18 / 40 No data? Nothing to do here Move to next skill 1

19. 19 / 40 Unresolved Utterances from the last 30 days Examine regularly 2

20. 20 / 40 Low confidence Start with utterances with low confidence Solve them on daily basis 3

21. 21 / 40 Medium confidence Continue with utterances with medium confidence Be careful: they are trickier Solve them on weekly basis 4

22. 22 / 40 Resolve utterances Your interaction model will be changed Don't forget to certify Don't forget to update your backend if any 5

23. 23 / 40 Bulk mapping Map utterances in a bulk Again: your interaction model will be changed 6

24. 24 / 40 ReviewsReviews

25. 25 / 40 Don't be afraidDon't be afraid of bad reviews!of bad reviews!

26. 26 / 40 Positive reviews Very nice! Hard to use for improvements. 1

27. 27 / 40 Pure star reviews Nice but almost useless. 2

28. 28 / 40 Pure negative reviews Sad and almost useless. 3

29. 29 / 40 Constructive bad reviews Very nice! Very useful for improvements! Don't forget to write back! 4

30. 30 / 40 New Alexa featuresfeatures

31. 31 / 40 How to stayHow to stay up to date?up to date?

32. 32 / 40 Developer blog Try new Alexa features New Alexa features can solve old problems 1

33. 33 / 40 Newsletter Get the developer newsletter! Both in German and Englisch! 2

34. 34 / 40 Conclusion

35. 35 / 40 Project phases Maintenance is the longest project phase!

36. 36 / 40 Metrics Examine them regularly and act!

37. 37 / 40 Intent History Improve your interaction model on regular basis!

38. 38 / 40 Reviews Use the power of constructive bad reviews!

39. 39 / 40 New Alexa features Stay up to date

40. 40 / 40 Thanks! ralf@travello.audio https://www.travello.audio

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