by
Thejesh GN
This is an experience-sharing session. It's a many-to-many kind of discussion oriented presentation. So ask questions or add to the conversation at any point.
I am Thejesh GN, Technologist from Bangalore.
Co-founder of DataMeet and Architect at Mavrix.
At some point I have worked for NextDrop, A Political Campaign, IWP, Infosys etc
Let's see some examples
Budget session is on and you want to know the reaction of people.
You want to talk to your supporters for an exit poll.
You want to talk to every school in Karnataka to find out if the midday meal was hot or not.
To gather support and data for your campaign during a major bill presentation in Parliament.
Let's see some examples
Not Real Time.
Call center have scaling up/down issue.
Limited. Targetting is difficult. Also cleaning the data.
Limited. Targetting is difficult.
We need a computer to call all our contacts in short time and conduct poll. Database needs to be updated in Real-Time, which allows us to control and play with it.
But before jumping into implementation details. Let's explore what this ideal system can do for us and also what we need to consider before building one.
Just like human beings
What we need to be careful of
Gender, Age, Education, Social/Economic, Single/Family, Resident/Migrant, Landline/Mobile
Urban or Rural, Locality, Ward, Pincode, Even Road
ভাৰত, ভারত, India, ભારત, भारत, ಭಾರತ, "بًارت, ഭാരതം, ଭାରତ ਭਾਰਤ, भारतम्, भारत, ڀارت، இந்தியா, భారత దేశము, بھارت
Talking/listening is easier than reading/writing.
Stars are a special category.
Binary or multiple choice questions work well. Though you can record much bigger messages as an answer.
Shorter the better. 15 to 25 seconds works well. Cost/call matters.
One or two questions work well.
TRAI, DND and Just common sense.
Try something small before going big.
Send a message to my spare number :-
Watch this movie when you find time. Thank you.