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 Rocky Graziano Curious what it takes to be a CEO Award winner at Cerence? We’re excited to kick off this new series in which we’ll spotlight each of our inaugural winners!  The CEO Award is the highest honor a Cerence team member can achieve and is awarded to those who truly embody our guiding

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.

By Kate Hickman We can all agree that 2020 was quite the year, and there are plenty of reasons to be excited to turn the corner to 2021. But for our team at Cerence, despite the challenges we faced, 2020 was a year of innovation and growth, with a multitude of new product introductions, significant

By Carolyn Chong I recently had the opportunity to attend the 2020 Massachusetts Conference for Women , my first time attending this conference. I usually find myself walking away from events like this feeling a bit disappointed. In my experience, the speakers aren't compelling, the content is

By Henna Pant As I was preparing to attend the many fascinating sessions at my first ever women's conference, the Massachusetts Conference for Women , I started to ask myself, "what will I gain and learn from a women’s conference?" Though I felt strongly about the much-needed acknowledgement that