Producing videos required sound booths, voice actors, and hours of editing. Now, HR staff type text to generate multilingual voiceovers.
A local government in Washington State with up to 9,999 employees that develops extensive internal training content for its workforce.
Producing a 10-minute training video required four hours of manual work by two full-time staff members. The process involved hiring voiceover talent,...
“For us, it’s about how technology can simplify lives, streamlining work for our employees and making engagement with government easier.”
Local government body providing public services and regional administration.
Enterprise software, cloud infrastructure, and consumer electronics platform.
Snohomish County's Training content creation is part of this use case:
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Producing videos required sound booths, voice actors, and hours of editing. Now, HR staff type text to generate multilingual voiceovers.
A local government in Washington State with up to 9,999 employees that develops extensive internal training content for its workforce.
Producing a 10-minute training video required four hours of manual work by two full-time staff members. The process involved hiring voiceover talent,...
“For us, it’s about how technology can simplify lives, streamlining work for our employees and making engagement with government easier.”
Local government body providing public services and regional administration.
Enterprise software, cloud infrastructure, and consumer electronics platform.
Snohomish County's Training content creation is part of this use case:
Related implementations across industries and use cases
Minor updates required 3.5-hour re-recordings. Now, teams use AI avatars to regenerate training videos from slides in 30 minutes.
Videos obsolete in 30 days forced expert re-shoots. Now, AI generates training from text, cutting production from days to hours.
Script updates forced studio reshoots. Now, teams generate multilingual avatar videos from text, bypassing cameras entirely.
Minor updates required 3.5-hour re-recordings. Now, teams use AI avatars to regenerate training videos from slides in 30 minutes.
Training for 40K staff bottlenecked at one designer. Now, non-technical teams use AI video tools to update and publish courses same-day.
New agents manually trawled complex file folders for answers. Now, they ask an AI assistant to instantly synthesize multi-source data.
Staff manually cross-checked hundreds of pages. Agents now synthesize technical files to draft environmental analyses.
Staff spent days reformatting resumes from JPEGs and text messages. Now, AI extracts skills into standard drafts for human review.
Routine queries burdened HR. Now, an AI WhatsApp agent instantly answers remote factory workers, escalating complex issues to HR.