Whispp is excited to participate in the NASRA Telecommunications Relay Services (TRS) Conference on September 9th and 10th at the Galt House Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky. Representing Whispp, Joris Castermans will not only attend but also serve as a panel member, contributing to vital conversations about the future of accessibility technology.
As a panelist, Joris will delve into key topics, including:
These discussions highlight the essential role that AI and innovative technologies play in shaping the future of TRS services and ensuring communication equity.
The NASRA TRS Conference provides a vital platform for industry peers, stakeholders, and advocates to collaborate on advancing communication accessibility. Whispp is eager to contribute to these important conversations and share insights on the transformative potential of AI in enhancing communication access.
If you’re attending the conference, don’t hesitate to connect with Joris to learn how Whispp can support the future of accessible communication.
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