RevComm
Plug and Play · AIDA Takeshi is the founder and CEO of RevComm Inc (incorporated in Japan). RevComm provides a cloud-based telecommunication service, MiiTel and it enables customers to analyze how good a call was automatically, with the AI RevComm developed by itself.
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About RevComm
"RevComm is a deeptech startup based in Japan, specializing in cloud-based telecommunication services. With a focus on AI-driven solutions, RevComm's flagship product, MiiTel, revolutionizes communication by providing automatic call analysis. Established in 2017, RevComm has rapidly expanded its offerings, culminating in various accolades such as winning the Tech Crunch Tokyo pitch battle and receiving the Japan HR Challenge Award. By combining AI technology with cloud-based software, RevComm aims to create a new standard in telecommunication services, enabling customers to visualize and optimize sales conversations. The company's commitment to innovation and excellence has positioned it as a key player in the deeptech industry, driving advancements in AI-powered communication solutions."
- Category
- AI
- Location
- Japan
- Checked
- 3h ago
RevComm: questions
Which accelerators did RevComm go through?
RevComm is listed by Plug and Play.
Where is RevComm based?
RevComm lists Japan as its location on Plug and Play's page.
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