Revolutionize Training with AI-Driven Role Play

Page Menu

We all know role play is effective for building skills, confidence and knowledge, but there are two big problems: First, learners often avoid role play because it can feel awkward and inconvenient. Second, roleplay doesn’t scale. When you have a lot of learners, no one gets much time. And, of course, trainers are outnumbered and can find the workload of training and certifying a large team overwhelming.

But there’s a better way — using Quantified’s Simulator for training and certification. Quantified’s AI-driven avatars are practice partners that look and feel as real as your last video call.

Russ Somers, vice president of marketing, will lead a live demonstration of Quantified’s AI-driven Simulator. You’ll see firsthand how an AI-driven avatar can hold a natural conversation, test and certify product knowledge and deliver analytics that help the training team scale while lightening their workload.

In this session, attendees will learn firsthand:

  • Ways to scale training, including product and messaging certification, across large, distributed teams.
  • How AI-driven roleplay can enhance training through natural-feeling experiences.
  • Measurement approaches that include testing for both knowledge and skills.
  • Real-world examples of organizations driving performance through AI-powered training solutions.

View full agenda.

Speaker

Russ Somers, Vice President of Marketing, Quantified

Russ Somers leads marketing for Quantified. He’s been working with AI since 2020 and has been featured on Beyond the Prompt, AI Explored, and other industry podcasts.

Russ brings over 20 years of experience in marketing business-to-business SaaS products across a variety of industries. Before Quantified, Russ was the CMO of Lytho and VP of Marketing at TrustRadius, TrendKite (acquired by Cision), sonarDesign, and Invodo (acquired by CoCreativ). Russ’ earlier roles were in product marketing, pricing, and analytics at Dun & Bradstreet, Dell, and Sabre Holdings. He has a B.A. in sociology and an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin.