Nokia dispatches Mika advanced collaborator intended for telecom administrators

Nokia launches customised digital assistant

Nokia has propelled an altered computerized colleague named Mika that will give voice-actuated mechanized help to media transmission administrators. Mika would enhance specialists' productivity by giving them speedier access to basic data and diminish the time spent on looking for data. 

It will be shown at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain which is being held from 27 February to 2 March. The advanced right hand will be accessible through web interface and portable specialists. 

Mika, which remains for Multi-reason Intuitive Knowledge Assistant, is fueled by Nokia Ava subjective administration. 

It is the primary advanced collaborator custom fitted for the telecom business and has been intended to give robotized help. Nokia has guaranteed that the utilization of Mika could offer over a hour of profitability time each day by giving architects access to data through its intelligent UI. 

Mika consolidates expanded knowledge with mechanized figuring out how to give access to a broad scope of apparatuses, reports and information assets. It can give proposals in light of issues seen in different systems, on account of the learning library of Nokia Ava, which is a vault of practice accumulated from Nokia ventures. 

Igor Leprince, the head of Global Services at Nokia, in an announcement issued on 27 January said; "Mika takes advantage of the force of the Nokia AVA stage to give brisk and precise answers, maintaining a strategic distance from time squandered on unprofitable hunts. MIKA is redone to bolster the particular needs of telecoms, and can convey suggestions in light of understanding from systems around the globe." 

Nearby Mika, Nokia has likewise presented Predictive Repair – an administration that could foresee potential equipment disappointments and prescribe substitution up to 14 days ahead of time. The administration is accessible to administrators utilizing Nokia 3G and 4G gear. It would be taken off for client trial beginning March 2017.