kaushik-systalyze/customer-transcript-long-dialog huggingface dataset:
Project Manager: Okay . Okay . People , welcome back with the second meeting .
User Interface: But it's alright .
Project Manager: Um for now on the schedule are a few points . Uh first of all the opening , which we are doing now . Um second , I received um some new project requirements . I'm not sure if you received them as well , um but I will tell you about it .
User Interface: Mm-hmm .
Project Manager: Um then um the three of you uh prepared a presentation , I think ? Sebastian ?
Industrial Designer: I think so too .
Project Manager: Roo ?
User Interface: Yeah . Project Manager: Ruud ?
Marketing: Almost . Project Manager: Almost , okay .
User Interface: Industrial Designer: Project Manager: Then we'll do your one uh uh as la uh the last . Um the top goal of this m
User Interface: But you can't upload your presentation from here , I believe .
Project Manager: Um we will figure that out . Ca can you try to User Interface: Okay .
Marketing: Uh if it if it if it's wireless I could just uh put it in the .
Project Manager: Yeah , w we will see .
User Interface: I don't think it's wireless here .
Project Manager: Um it is , yeah . Yeah .
Industrial Designer: It is .
User Interface: Or it is . Yeah ?
Industrial Designer: It is .
User Interface: Okay , great .
Marketing: Uh okay .
Project Manager: Um the top goal of this meeting is to reach a decision on the product , on the target group um and and the functions of the remote control , so keep that in mind . Um we have forty minutes . So it's now Yep . Okay . Um the new project requirements , first of all , um we didn't speak about it , but we should not um support teletext in the remote , um because our b um board uh feels that uh teletext is out of date and internet is replacing teletext . So um we are not even going to try to um implement it in our product . It's a board decision . Um the remote control should only be used for television , because it's not uh f uh feasible , it's not uh w
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: uh uh we we cannot make it because of the time to market um that we have to deal with .
User Interface: Time , yeah .
Project Manager: Uh the third requirement is that we should focus on customers that are younger than uh forty , which is important for you , uh Ruud , and as well for uh Roo . Because the product should um be uh interesting and and uh should be bought by people younger than forty . Um then for Roo , as well uh important , the corporate image should be recognisable in our product . So the colour colours and the slogan um do have to be uh in the product .
User Interface: Yes .
Project Manager: Is that clear ? Any questions on these requirements ? No ? Okay . Um the individual presentations , I th um Roo or Sebastian , who of you would like to start ?
User Interface: yeah .
Industrial Designer: Wh uh why would it be a a need to have a normal button ?
User Interface: Well I I guess if you use the L_C_D_ screen , you first have to search where is the on button , then you uh you you then turn it , and then the T_V_ goes on . But if you have a normal on button on the on the remote , then you do the on , and then you search the channel which you want .
Marketing: Yeah , but I think the re the remote control , if you press tap the screen , it always should jump to the screen which has the volume button , channel button , and of course of also the on and off button .
Industrial Designer: Mm .
User Interface: Oh right .
Industrial Designer: I think it looks a lot more fancy if you use uh if you don't have any buttons on the s on on remote control .
User Interface: Yeah , I think so too . Otherwise y wet e k Yeah .
Project Manager: Yeah .
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: So actually we're going to create a a button-less uh remote . No buttons at all .
User Interface: Yeah . Project Manager: Okay , well that's might be a unique selling point , huh for a remote .
User Interface: If we can afford it . Marketing: Mm-hmm .
Project Manager: Okay , well I guess we have to
Industrial Designer: Oh , okay Marketing: Yeah , if we can afford it . Yeah . Project Manager: postpone further discussion to uh our next meeting , because we're running out of time . Um for now , we're having a lunch break ,
Industrial Designer: Oh .
Project Manager: and then there will be uh half an hour for the uh next share of individual work . I will uh write uh minutes , if I can create them out of this . And uh put them in the the project documents uh folder .
User Interface: Industrial Designer: Mm .
Project Manager: And here are the individual actions for the for the other roles . And of course specific instructions will be sent to you again by your uh personal coach .
User Interface: Alright .
Project Manager: Luckily as we are . Okay , well
User Interface: Project Manager: thank you very much , for now ,
Marketing: Mm-hmm .
Project Manager: and uh have a nice lunch , huh ? User Interface: Lunch . Industrial Designer: Okay .
User Interface: Industrial Designer: Food . User Interface: Should we put this back in our rooms , or uh ?
Industrial Designer: Yeah , think so .
User Interface: Yeah .
Grad D: Yeah . Um Well , I mean to learn them we need data , where are we gonna get data ? Well I mean we need data with people intentions , right ?
Grad A: Right , right .
Grad D: Which is slightly tricky . Right .
Grad A: Uh - huh .
Grad D: Mm - hmm . But what 's the data about like , are we able to get these nodes from the data ?
Grad A: Like how thrifty the user is , or do we have access to that ? Mm - hmm . Oh right . Oh good . OK .
Grad D: Yeah .
Grad A: Mm - hmm . Mm - hmm . OK .
Grad D: Yeah , but that 's my question , like how do we I mean , how do we have data about something like um um endpoint sub - E , or endpoint sub uh you know s S ?
Grad C: Well , basically you would say , based on in this dialogue that we have which one of the things that they said eh whether it was the entity relations or whatever was the thing that determined what mode it was ,
Grad D: Mmm . Mmm .
Grad C: right ?
Grad D: So this is what we wanna learn . Yep . Right . Hmm . Yeah . I don't think , well you have a can you bring up the function thing ? Um w where is the thing that allows you to sort of
Grad C: That 's on the added variable , isn't it ?
Grad D: Oh function properties , is that it ? Hmm , I guess not . Yeah , that 's
Grad A: No .
Grad D: Right . OK . And um it so e either it 'll allow us to do everything which I think is unlikely , I think more likely it 'll allow us to do very few of these things and in that case we 'll have to um just write up little things that allow you to um create such CPU 's on your own in the java base format . Yeah . Yeah . Yeah , I was assuming that 's what we 'd always do because yeah I was assuming that 's what we 'd always do , it 's Right . Yeah .
Grad C: Ah . Well in terms of java base I think it 's basically what you see is what you get in I don't yeah , I would be surprised if it supports anything more than what we have right here .
Grad A: So Yeah . Yeah . By the way um uh just talking about uh about that general end of things uh is there gonna be data soon from what people say when they 're interacting with the system and so on ? Like , I mean , what kind of questions are being given being asked ? Cuz OK . Yeah yeah . OK . OK . Fey , you mean . OK . OK . O OK . OK . I 'm just wondering , because in terms of , you know , I mean uh w the figure I was thinking about this figure that we talked about , fifty constructions or whatever that 's uh that 's a whole lot of constructions and um you know , I mean one might be f fairly pleased with getting a really good analysis of five maybe ten in a summer so , I mean I know we 're going for sort of a rough and ready . Mm - hmm . Mm - hmm . OK . OK . I mean , I I I I was uh I was talking about the , you know , if you wanted to do it really in detail and we don't really need all the detail for what we 're doing right now but anyway in terms of just narrowing that task you know which fifty do I do , I wanna see what people are using , so Well , it will inspire me . Right , sure sure . Right . Yeah , sure . Sure . Yeah . OK . Touche . Good enough .
User Interface: It's just something to to keep in mind , 'cause it's really really important .
Project Manager: Sure , sure , yes .
User Interface: A lot of products have gone out there without being properly user-tested and completely flopped , when in fact it gets re-released a few years down the line with proper testing and it takes off like crazy .
Industrial Designer: Disposable diapers is an example of that in fact . User Interface: Really ?
Industrial Designer: Yes , it is one of the first consumer products that was launched about thirty years that was a disposable consumer product ,
User Interface: That I didn't know . Industrial Designer: and uh people the market hadn't really gotten on to the concept that you could use something and then throw it away , 'cause it wasn't uh User Interface: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: but then when they re-launched them thirty years later , they were virtually the same design ,
Project Manager: .
Industrial Designer: but people had gotten the throw-away , you know , paper cups and napki y all kinds of things that they hadn't um so , you're right , timing is very important ,
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: but I think we've got a good product .
Project Manager: That's the reason Ed is here .
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: I think he can promote the the brand value and the product value .
Industrial Designer: That's right . It's gonna be very important to the company . Project Manager: Yes . We are behind the scene and he is the front screen , so .
User Interface: Yep .
Project Manager: He's on the big screen .
Marketing: Yeah , I'm the one who takes the heat .
User Interface: Exactly . Industrial Designer: Good luck , Ed .
Marketing: If it's a flop , it's the marketer . Industrial Designer: You look very relaxed , considering h you know , the uh the weight on your shoulders , yeah .
Marketing: Yes . Yes . Stress . User Interface:
Project Manager: Nice . Okay . But so mm does everybody has um experiences with uh remote controls , and I mean not the ordinary mote controls , but also a little bit different ones ? Like you can use for other ?
Marketing: User Interface: Mm . Oh really ?
Project Manager: No ?
User Interface: Huh .
Project Manager: You ? User Interface: It's a Industrial Designer: No , me neither .
Marketing: Well , we have a kind of broad T_V_ at home , and a D_V_D_ player , so we got like a lot of remote controls , one for the T_V_ , one for the video recorder , one for the D_V_D_ player .
Project Manager: Ah yeah .
Marketing: And I think it's it would be best to just make one remote control that can operate them all .
Project Manager: Yep . Yeah
User Interface: Sure . Yeah .
Project Manager: I've I've got one at home . And you can uh program I think eight different devices in it , and you can use it for your television , anything else .
User Interface: Okay , yeah . Yeah .
Project Manager: And it also operates on infra-red , so you have to got the little device inside your room , and then you can operate it from the third or th or second floor .
User Interface: Okay , yeah .
Marketing: Oh
Project Manager: So that's pretty handy when you have a video recorder or D_V_D_ player downstairs and you've got a link to your T_V_ on the second floor . So that's a pretty handy um
Marketing: really .
User Interface: Hmm . Oh . Mm-hmm .
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: thing . Um but only the I think that if you can put different kind of devices in one remote control , it makes it a lot easier as well . It's uh Marketing: Yeah .
User Interface: Oh .
Project Manager: That's good to remember .
Marketing: So I think you can take minutes again .
Project Manager: Yeah , that's nice , I think . Marketing: Since it's your job .
Project Manager: So we've we want different functions
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: uh and we can maybe see if we can do something with the infra-red . But I don't know if that will exceed the production costs . So that uh that's something we have to find out , I think .
User Interface: Mm .
Marketing: Yeah . But that would be really good if we could do that . 

Summary: Project Manager proposed that apart from ordinary remote controls, innovative use cases could be explored. Then Marketing suggested that a multipurpose remote control should be made to operate different devices including TV, video recorder, DVD player, etc.
Project Manager: Afternoon guys . It's gonna be .
Marketing: Rock and roll .
Project Manager: Oh .  'Kay .
Marketing: So do we need to re-train Mike on how to put his mic on ?
Project Manager: We may do .
Industrial Designer: Think s
Marketing: Okay , can he get it all by himself this time ?
Project Manager: I dunno , I'm feeling like a big boy .
Industrial Designer: Mm . Pro
Marketing: Industrial Designer: Probably not , 'cause he's 'S been listening to too much .
Marketing: So Industrial Designer: He's getting retarded . Yay .
Marketing: I believe I can fly .
User Interface: Alright well we got some exciting stuff for you guys .
Industrial Designer: Or not .
User Interface: Or not . Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Marketing: Just what I needed was something exciting . Remember , I'm an old man .
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: 'Kay , ready to go ?
User Interface: All ready .
Project Manager: 'Kay so we've got our conceptual design meeting .
Industrial Designer: Apparently I'm old as well .
Project Manager: Hopefully we've all got exciting ideas now .
Marketing: Thirty's really young , eh ?
User Interface: We do .
Project Manager: Uh k exciting ideas . 'Kay so here's our agenda our agenda . Um
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: I'm gonna open . I'm gonna talk for a bit about what we're gonna do . I'm gonna take some notes . We're gonna all do a presentation , and then hopefully we're gonna make some decisions now . Yep . Well when I say hopefully , we have to . So
User Interface: Alright .
Project Manager: I'm gonna let you guys talk before we make decisions . And does anyone really want to go first ?
User Interface: I guess I'll go first .
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: You p two ?
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: What's User Interface: Component , I think . Yeah .
Project Manager: Components design .
User Interface: Yep that's it .
Industrial Designer: Presented by name . User Interface: My name is .
Project Manager: Your name is name ?
Marketing: Jose he man is .
User Interface: My name is name .
Project Manager: Huh hi name .
Industrial Designer: My name is Inigo Montoya .
Project Manager: Industrial Designer: You killed my father .
User Interface: Sorry I did this in a bit of a rush .
Industrial Designer: Prepare to die . Marketing: N name .
Project Manager: Right .
Professor B: Right . So , are we gonna be meeting here from now on ? I 'm I 'm happy to do that . We we had talked about it , cuz you have th th the display and everything , that seems fine .
Grad D: Yeah , um , Liz also asks whether we 're gonna have presentations every time . I don't think we will need to do that but it 's Professor B: Right .
Grad D: so far I think it was nice as a visual aid for some things and and Professor B: Oh yeah . No I I think it 's worth it to ass to meet here to bring this , and assume that something may come up that we wanna look at .
Grad D: Yeah .
Professor B: I mean . Why not .
Grad D: And um . Yeah , that was my Professor B: She was good . Litonya was good .
Grad D: Yeah ? The uh um , she w she was definitely good in the sense that she she showed us some of the weaknesses
Professor B: Right .
Grad D: and um also the um  the fact that she was a real subject you know , is is Professor B: Right . Yeah , and and and yeah and and she took it seriously and stuff l No , it was great .
Grad D: Yeah .
Professor B: Yeah .
Grad D: So I think that um I mean , w Looking just looking at this data , listening to it , what can we get out of it in terms of our problem , for example , is , you know , she actually m said you know , she never s just spoke about entering , she just wanted to get someplace , and she said for buying stuff . Nuh ? So this is definitely interesting , and Grad C: Yeah , right .
Grad D: Um , and in the other case , where she wanted to look at the stuff at the graffiti , also , of course , not in the sentence " How do you get there ? " was pretty standard . Nuh ? except that there was a nice anaphora , you know , for pointing at what she talked about before , and there she was talking about looking at pictures that are painted inside a wall on walls , so
Grad C: Right .
Grad D: Actually , you 'd need a lot of world knowledge . This would have been a classical um uh " Tango " , actually . Um , because graffiti is usually found on the outside and not on the inside ,
Grad C: Yeah .
Grad D: but OK . So the mistake {comment} would have make a mistake the system would have made a mistake here .
Grad C: Yep .
Professor B: Click ? Alright .
Project Manager: Okay . That was fun , right . Um finance-wise , we've got a selling price at twenty five Euros , which I don't actually know what that is in Pounds , at all . Any ideas ?
Industrial Designer: It's about User Interface: One point four or something like that .
Industrial Designer: mm , mm yeah .
Marketing: Seventeen .
User Interface: One point four Euro would make a Pound or something like that .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , yeah , something like that ,
User Interface: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: so that Project Manager: D fifteen ?
Industrial Designer: yeah about seventeen , seventeen Pounds , something like that .
Project Manager: Seventeen .
Marketing: Seventeen Pounds .
Project Manager: Okay , that's expensive .
Marketing: Should we be making notes of this ? We can just refer to this later can't we ?
Project Manager: I think so , I think so ,
Industrial Designer: But Project Manager: I'll be able to um pull it up ,
Marketing: Yeah , okay .
Project Manager: or I could put it in the shared folder or something .
Industrial Designer: Havi having said that though , if you wanna get one of those the the ones on the market at the moment they're s they're about twenty pounds anyway .
Marketing: Okay .
Industrial Designer: So , it'd still be Project Manager: Really ?
Marketing: Right .
Industrial Designer: yeah , we had to buy one .
Marketing: So
Project Manager: Mm . I think Marketing: so I suppose later it depends if we want to undercut the price , we d or or is it going to make our product look a cheapie-cheapie option ?
Project Manager: Yeah , um production cost's at twelve fifty , so
Industrial Designer: Hmm .
User Interface: Okay , pretty huge margin .
Project Manager: half of the selling price is taken up by building it .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Marketing: Mm .
Project Manager: Um , and profit aim is fifty million Euros ,
Marketing: Mm-hmm .
Project Manager: which is uh Marketing: In our first year ?
Project Manager: Yi yes , um yeah , I presume so . Um Marketing: Mm-hmm .

Summary: Project Manager proposed to price each remote control at 25 Euros, considering the 12.5-Euro production cost. The profit aim for the team would be 50 million Euros in the first year. The market range would be international and over all age groups.
Industrial Designer: Not J uh just a point to the energy th things . If we use the batteries , and the additional so solar cell , then it's okay for L_ uh speech recognition and L_C_D_ ,
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: so no problem in energy , I think .
Project Manager: So Okay .
Industrial Designer: But we have to use the solar cell .
User Interface: So but Project Manager: Uh like Industrial Designer: Otherwise not .
Project Manager: but using how many batteries , for example ? Are are what Maybe what is the size of the battery Industrial Designer: Yeah I was thinking just common A_A_ cells .
Project Manager: Okay . Uh one two Industrial Designer: So like three to five centimetres ,
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: I dunno exactly , but .
Marketing: So if we use s solar cells , um where is the sun if someone's watching T_V_ inside ?
Industrial Designer: S Uh d doesn't need to be sun . It it's just the daylight , you know .
Marketing:  Okay .
Project Manager: The television lights . Industrial Designer: Yeah well I I suppose that I suppose that uh that this remote control won't be in the in the room like this , where there is light only when when there are people , but .
User Interface: Marketing: Project Manager: User Interface: Mm-hmm .
Project Manager: At least when there is T_V_ you can get light from the T_V_ .
Industrial Designer: Yeah from the T_  User Interface: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: I don't think it's enough , uh .
Project Manager: I dunno .
Marketing: Okay .
Project Manager: Okay . Mm .
Industrial Designer: Ah it's a it's a compromise , no ?
Marketing: Project Manager: At least it's new and maybe technology New technology .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , that's why I wanted to to include the speech recognition , because you wanted all the new things .
Marketing: It's it's quite innovative , yes .
Project Manager: Yeah .
User Interface: Hmm .
Project Manager: Um .
Marketing: And if you watch T_V_ outside it's very useful . User Interface: 

Summary: The industrial designer thought that the solar cell was necessary for speech recognition. He mentioned that the daylight was enough for recharging. And he supposed that the remote control would be in the room which was usually lightful.
User Interface: Yeah , I'll start .
Project Manager: Uh uh yeah . Okay ,
Industrial Designer: Yes .
Project Manager: great .
User Interface: Um Oh , how can I uh Geez , and sli and show . Um Just uh press it .
Project Manager: User Interface: Uh yes . Alright . Um well w we uh we had discussed this already in the fin in the previous uh discussion . Uh the method of the remote control is just the function of remote control is basically to send messages to the television set . So that was the main uh important thing what a remote control should do .
Project Manager: Yeah .
User Interface: Then I found uh two different kind of remote controls , the multi-function uh remote control with many possibilities , but um the lack of the feeling I already mentioned uh in the previous uh discussion .
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
User Interface: And the ease-of-use remote control with uh the less p possibilities but a great feeling in in touching the buttons .
Project Manager: Yeah .
User Interface: Um but um yeah . My personal preferences were ease of uh the easy to use remote control , because uh the user-friendliness and uh it can be more trendy in in user design . But um your new goal f was for uh people than less than forty years old .
Project Manager: Uh-huh .
User Interface: So maybe um the multi-function can be implemented in uh in our design . But it should b I think it should be a combination , but teletext buttons are not uh in our design . So it should uh take out , well , eight buttons or so . But my in my opinion , the the easy to use R_C_ is uh the best uh possi possibility for us .
Project Manager: Okay . Uh Ruud , did you get that ?
User Interface: Yeah .
Marketing: Yeah , uh b uh most .
Project Manager: Okay , so
Marketing: Project Manager: the important thing here is User Interface: And it's also i indeed uh uh Ruud's uh insight in the in the topic .
Marketing: Oh , user-friendly .
Project Manager: In the market , yeah .
User Interface: Yeah , what what does the market want ? I I don't know .
Project Manager: Yeah , okay , w we will s we all uh User Interface: Just for uh for user desi uh user uh friendliness I uh should choose for the the ease of use remote control .
Project Manager: Yeah . Okay . Sebastian .

Summary: User Interface found two kinds of remote controls: the multi-functional one and the one easy to use. He emphasized on user-friendliness, but considering that the target people were less than forty years old, multi-function should also be taken into account.