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AWS re:invent 2017: Bringing the Superpower of Bots to Your Company with a Serverles (ARC314)

Bots are leading the next disruptive wave of how people and companies communicate. Companies can use bots for internal communications, such as facilities management or support, or for external communications, such as selling products, helping customers with searches, and acting as a trusted...
AWS re:invent 2017: Bringing the Superpower of Bots to Your Company with a Serverles (ARC314)
AWS re:invent 2017: Bringing the Superpower of Bots to Your Company with a Serverles (ARC314)
Category: Amazon Web Services, DevOps

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