By Karen Buchhagen, Director, Product & Program Management Do you remember back in 2011, when Nest first introduced their smart Nest Learning Thermostat? What about the Ecobee smart thermostat that was introduced in 2008? These devices ushered in a new era of the smart home and, if you’re anything

By Rich Yerganian, Vice President, Investor Relations  In the rapidly transforming mobility industry, a few trends have risen to the surface as game changers for the coming years: enhanced connectivity, autonomy, and advances in electric and shared mobility.

By George Liu, Senior Director, Product Management Weather is an important factor affecting any type of journey, especially on the road as driving safety and the overall travel experience are closely related to changes in weather. In fact, weather is one of the most frequently asked questions of

By Bridget Collins, CIO & Executive Sponsor of Cerence’s Women in Tech At Cerence, I have the honor of serving as Executive Sponsor of our recently formed Women in Tech group, a cross-functional, global team of women within our organization who are committed to creating space for women in

By Sachin Sahney, Chief Human Resources Officer This March marks the one-year anniversary of our personal and professional lives being turned upside down by Covid-19. This was perhaps the most challenging time we have ever faced together, not only as a company or nation, but as global citizens.

By Duygu Kanver  At Cerence, we believe that great product design and development has user experience (UX) as its foundation. As part of a cross-functional, global team, I serve as the UX lead for Cerence Tour Guide, our new product that brings a personalized tour guide experience into the car.

By Cassandra Lee As part of an ongoing initiative to bring new experiences into the car, we recently launched Cerence Pay, a new app for mobility assistants that allows drivers to purchase things like coffee or gas while driving. As the app’s lead user experience (UX) designer, one of the first

By Ashley McManus, Director of Global Marketing, Affectiva  Speaking to a device and getting an answer is thrilling, but the basic question-and-answer process is not as cutting edge as it once was. Today, human-machine interactions are going one step further, with in-car assistants now capable of

By Christian Ardelean I still remember my first fender bender; it was a cold winter day with sub-zero temperatures, and I was on my way to university. I was approaching a familiar intersection with the right-of-way when my phone chimed with a new notification.