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i yeah
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i. e.
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i would offer so just like start a introduce my colleagues
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so one garcia a full stack developer uh alex got to uh
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yeah i engineer experienced researcher so we are so over each are
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so i'm a research group leader here at e. d. up focusing on how to be the complex reasoning mortals so
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the idea i hear a used to work on the problem that's
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present in organisations that's a strategic either for organisations how to recruit good people
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and what's surprising is that it's a a very concrete challenging for most of
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these organisations so fifty percent of organisations had acknowledged that the struggle with that right
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so and it's also very expensive process so it's estimated that
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costs can range right and some types of higher can get up
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to three to four times the salary of the higher person in
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this means the annual salary right so it's a very costly process
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in the mean cost behind it it's actually uh so what we call soft costs right
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so sixty percent are estimated to be this
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indirect costs essentially managers team leaders uh in teen
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uh people assessing applications screening candidates scheduling interviews
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a meeting candidates and making final decisions right
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so in in any case is this doesn't work so what we uh try
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to do bring this challenge is should apply what we consider to be a
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quite strategic advances in uh the last three years uh imagining
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processing to attack this problem in to make this a out
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search more efficient right so we package that we
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integrated this key technologies uh specially the most recent ones
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uh we package at that into a single uh to that week also v.
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h. r. and a of this too is should match the complex criteria so
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what managers in team members know that they want for critique right you could be a a complex description
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of a job search a very specific one and uh to match that with the
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c. d.'s that pool of c. d.'s that you would have right the notion of seafood
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so how to match that cement kidding right and all the challenges which are involved in that that's what we fall it's
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so in terms of competitors in the existing alternative is incorrect is uh most of the the existing
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internal tools are based on keyword search right external
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tools uh are mixed right so job specialist job portals
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uh at some of them are based on keyword orders are based on some
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sort of semantic search but what into the sea here is a sweet ending
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sample of features that combine exactly to match a complex right you're right this
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is not just a semantic search uh in any language in a cross language
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in a transparent way as well right so it's very important that
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these tools are transparent by design right at the are emerging regulatory requirements
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that essentially is screwed in icing all emerging h. r. applications which are
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a i base to make them explainable like to know how the matching happened
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so in terms of the narrative for the value delivered for this to if we take a fraction of the cost that
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be estimated beginning so thirty caper higher right uh at in
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if we estimate that we can improve their by twenty percent
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uh that types of savings that we can get for higher up can be estimated
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to be a six thousand per higher right away so i just b. c. v. s.
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and actually this topic was proposed as a concrete problem by the c. v. s.
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uh makes an average number of fires off eighty people per year right so the savings could uh
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amount to half a million per year if these assumptions are correct right in these are just assumptions
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okay what we accomplished in this time was really starting from scratch
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uh in trained shoe uh which is the other what we
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knew about this very recent state of the art in excellent processing
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uh and we managed to bat specially one alex do the heavy lifting really doing the engineering
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uh on this uh and essentially what we have and you see as
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a demonstration is a search by meaning complex search by meeting like moody criteria
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uh at the same time cross and multi language and transparent right uh what we
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would like to do in terms of next steps we also established a road map
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that was to push the sophistication for this quite year to
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the next level right really allowing for example manages to say
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uh for me it's more important to have this type of experience in numbers of yours
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with this type of uncertainty or more or less i i'm flexible on that but this one
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uh i'm very a rigid about that quite you're right so it's balancing what
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managers know about their experience on what works for the teen right capturing that
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yeah the corporate quite right here in matching with the c. d.'s that are coming
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uh so what we estimate a is that in six months time we're able to the point that for example
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if we should i think environment of the c. v. s. so to
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make that work at the c. v. s. environment and with additional six months
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uh we can make the two more universal rights for all other uses as well
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so we mission here uh as a kind of nice to use these which was our driver
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uh the the c. v. s. use case but the market for this it's quite extend so if you call the number
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of companies that you have in season and medium large companies is around
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eleven thousand uh in the u. k. just use other countries forty two thousand
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and it's actually this type of solution feeds shoe a quite large spectrum of
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large medium large sized companies they are competitors
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in this space most of them are focusing
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on transform it based semantic search right if you think about putting that flexibility uh together
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so that's it uh from the beach side now we're going to jump to the them all
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so uh uh uh uh on at all
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i e. e. or one e. e. that
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on that e. e. or not but
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ah oh uh oh i wonder what the the ah ah
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oh right or or or you know not not
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let's deal for knowledge of all uh thirty five
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that was the first worry that was five yeah one of the more
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yeah one of if not more than ah or half life
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yeah it's you know where we're going to be the the
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but the v. on the word corn or go with the t. v. on
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the former your well well one one you know ah ah ah file either
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basically this little bit it off or or were
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there with me he which far versus t. v.
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mash recorder but you know the problem yeah v. and
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before that i or the relevant or or or or you
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oh he's from from uh_huh uh_huh are related with the bridge
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now uh we can may fifth more are on the move or not
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uh now we get in the the one more than the one on one with you
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uh the um what we the the financial and the
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the batteries that are the and number them or no
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or a little with if you know me i oh my my my ah g. e.
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however every other men i knew that we are not been up all day
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what the market will be a bit on a five oh
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oh i see the theory of our market in our
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yeah the the you that are very well me i love you
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more than that but with her now where we are on that
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uh and ah farther or oh
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people our office but yeah i or one
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model i believe that the one person would be
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and then or
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oh oh oh or the or the already quite well for
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for our or who has the file i will now uh_huh
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but no relevant for limited and ah
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our levee he that cometh to your criteria
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yeah yeah and a lot of a lot of flexibility is probably a lot
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or or ah e. v. for a little while at that moment the the t. v.
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though the way you are what the
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you don't well we who who are we to you but you get the
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job i i a four oh yes and we you and ah on that
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would only be that were the five you one
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way you're gonna use the one oh yeah yeah ah
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oh uh for uh uh uh oh yes the the door
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you are you are a fan of the t. v. one bit
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yeah yeah it's a for a while or have recommended off now
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well i knew what he and he you know
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ah v. e. well yeah we brought them oh
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so this is good for one of his scalable
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ah okay well all we only use english spanish is that ah oh
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i work well why are you landed ball or any better than the ah m.
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so you you haven't done on the t. v. for that but ah ah i don't have to be done
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so it is always up to

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