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How does DAP work?
DAP places an invisible overlay on top of any application, allowing businesses to gain insights into user behavior and create in-application experiences to guide users through business processes.
What are the benefits of using DAP?
DAP can be instrumental in digital transformation as it serves as a tool to:
- Train and onboard users to new software
- Automate complex or tedious process to improve performance, productivity and efficiency
- Provide insights into software usage
- Minimize user resistance to new software technology
- Increase user satisfaction
- Receive the full ROI on software investments
The implementation of DAP can help with:
- Reducing the burden on IT or customer support
- Reducing onboarding and training times
- Deeper insights and analytics into what software works, what doesn’t and why
- Improving digital dexterity
- Minimizing technology skill gaps
DAP can be customized to address any specific needs. Powered by AI and machine learning, DAPs use contextual information to provide tailored guidance in real-time based on each individual user’s needs.
How Can DAP Drive Business Continuity?
DAP covers multiple business use-cases to help companies operate even under difficult circumstances. DAP can be used to support a remote workforce, remote learning and customers to ensure business continuity. Here are the ways how:
- Streamline communication with employees who are working remotely
- Maximize employee engagement and productivity by eliminating repetitive tasks and processes
- Hiring, training and onboarding remotely
- Self-service support for customer autonomy which reduces dependency on support teams
- in-app guidance and training on software for like learning management systems
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