A guide used to discuss IBM's perspective on "cognitive" applications in the context of collaboration applications and Watson Workspace.

1. IBM Watson Work
Watson Work Services
mini Hackathon

2. IBM Watson Work
Goals
 Hear IBM’s vision for Cognitive Computing
 See Cognitive in the context of Watson Work Services
 Explore Bluemix and Watson Developer Cloud to facilitate development
 Build your first Cognitive prototype

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Agenda
Introductions ~ 9:00
Cognitive Computing ~ 9:05
Brainstorming ~ 9:10
Watson Work Services ~
9:45
Brainstorm Review ~ 9:50
Developer Setup ~ ?
Hackathon ~ 10:00 – 12:00
Working Lunch
Hackathon ~ 12:00 – 2:30
Demos ~ 2:30 – 3:00

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Today, IBM is much
more than a “hardware,
software, services”
company. IBM is now
emerging as a
cognitive solutions
and cloud platform
company.
Today, IBM is much
more than a “hardware,
software, services”
company. IBM is now
emerging as a
cognitive solutions
and cloud platform
company.

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UNDERSTAN
D
Understand
imagery, language
and other
unstructured data
like humans do.
LEARN
With each data
point, interaction
and outcome, they
develop and
sharpen expertise,
so they never stop
learning.
REASON
They can reason,
grasp underlying
concepts, form
hypotheses, and
infer and extract
ideas.
INTERACT
With abilities to see,
talk and hear,
cognitive systems
interact with
humans in a natural
way.

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Watson Work
Services

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IBM Watson Work Services
Watson Workspace,
the app
Watson Work Services,
the platform
(developer apps)

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Examples

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Examples
Todo-Bot
Connections Q&A
Watson Recommendations
Expertise Locator
Angular Workspace

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Developing
Your First
App

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My First Bot
Todo-Bot monitors
conversations,
identifies actions, and
creates todos.
https://github.com/van-ibm/watsonwork-bot-seed

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Todo-Bot
Built with Node.js using
Express and other
open source packages.
It’s 3 files.
It’s simple to get
started.

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Anatomy of a Bot
 Accept the webhook verification and authenticate
itself (or the user)
 Likely ignore messages from itself
 Listen for events from spaces
 Maybe interact with users
 Do something interesting or call an external
service
Already
coded for
you!

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Webhooks
message-created
space-members-added
space-members-removed
message-annotation-added
message-annotation-edited
message-annotation-
removed
allow your app to listen
for events that occur in
a space.

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Annotations
message annotation
nlp
entities
keywords
doc-sentiment
relations
concepts
taxonomy
dates
moment
focus
ActionRequest
Add
Create
Delete
Modify
Open
Schedule
Send
Commitment
Question
provide an analysis of
text within a message.

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“To do or not to do, that is the question.”

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Focus APIanalyzes arbitrary text looking for actions or questions.

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GraphQL
 Data retrieval and
creation language
 Consolidates
multiple data calls or
services into one
https://workspace.ibm.com/graphql

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Your App Here
combine Watson Work
Services, GraphQL and
annotations to build
your own custom
application

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Ready,
Set,
Hack

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Resources
 Samples, Samples, Samples!
 http://github.com/watsonwork (Official)
 http://github.com/van-ibm (Javascript)
 https://github.com/OpenCode4Workspace/ (Java & Python)
 https://github.com/fdescollonges/wwsNodes (Node-RED)
 Learn about our APIs
 http://developer.watsonwork.ibm.com
 Start using IBM Watson Workspace
 http://workspace.ibm.com
 Questions?
 http://help.workspace.ibm.com