kaushik-systalyze/customer-transcript-long-dialog huggingface dataset:
Project Manager: Participant four ? Functional requirements ?
Marketing: Uh no , trend watching . The other one . Project Manager: This one ?
Marketing: Yeah . Uh , I think so , just Yeah , so just to meet the user requirements I would just do a s short anal analysis of the remote control market and to kind of um have a better overview of what's the fashion in general I've checked more than only the remote control market , so next .
Project Manager: Marketing: So again , it's pretty much similar to what I've said in the previous meeting . Um user really really want a fancy look and feel . They're not so so interested in uh functional look and feel , okay . Like the one you've shown , David , with all the buttons and I mean i i it sounds good technically
User Interface: Mm .
Industrial Designer: Mm .
Marketing: but it's it's not what they want and uh So , second point is they still want it it to be technologically innovative , so maybe it's sort of related to what you've said with the speech recognition and so on .
Project Manager: Okay .
Marketing: At the same time , it's important that it's easy to use . So that were the three first points from the remote control uh analysis .
Industrial Designer: Marketing: Now i if we look at fashion in general um Okay . Wha what we really see this year is that uh everything from clothes to shoes and furniture is is inspired by fruits and vegetables ,
Industrial Designer: Ah yes .
Marketing: okay , so I think we really have to take this into account for the design of the the thing .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , yeah . Okay , yeah .
Marketing: 'Cause it's it's really what people want . Even if it's in general fashion , we want it to be in the remote control . And then uh if if we take the ordering or the ranking of all the points , fancy look and feel has , on a score of seven would have six as importance . Uh the remote control has to be technologically innovative , it's three . Then easy to use uh it's not so important actually with respect to other y other ones .
Industrial Designer: Okay .
Marketing: So we see fancy look an look and feel is the most important one , and then if we combine this with the fashion uh from Milan and Paris
Industrial Designer: And fruit and vegetables yeah .
Marketing: we go to the fruits and vede vegetables . And the other point I haven't mention is people wan want to have a spongy touch ,
Industrial Designer: Spongy 'Kay .
Marketing: okay so this is this maybe doesn't really fit with the wooden design .
Industrial Designer: Okay , yeah , yeah .
Marketing: I dunno .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , but the problem is which kind of material do you need to to be spongy ?
Marketing: Yeah thi this is this would be like um
Industrial Designer: Pla S
Marketing: plastic-like , but rubber , mayb maybe , you know , rubber-like uh
Industrial Designer: Very stuff Okay , rubber rubber desi okay , yeah . Yeah .
Marketing: device , so um
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Marketing: Okay , tha tha that was the main point , I think , from the trend in fashion .
Industrial Designer: Okay .
Project Manager: Let's continue to uh to the real stuff .
Industrial Designer: Wow .
Project Manager: Um our project uh finance uh thing . Uh when we are and when w you are uh going to design w uh we must keep in mind that the selling price of the product uh will be about twenty five Euros , so when designing a project uh I also look at you uh Mael , keep in mind uh uh uh People uh
User Interface: Twenty four .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Project Manager: want to get the feeling this is a twenty five Euro project uh pr um product .
Industrial Designer: Per remote control ,
Marketing: Mm .
Industrial Designer: yeah ? Per project .
Project Manager: Yes . Okay . Um
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: more interesting for our company of course , p uh profit aim , about fifty million Euro . So we have to sell uh quite a lot of this uh um things . Uh we will try to uh to get at a international market uh so um it will be I think mainly Europe and uh Northern America ,
User Interface: Ah yeah , the sale man , four million .
Project Manager: maybe some uh Asian countries . Um also important for you all is um the the product uh production cost must be maximal uh twelve uh twelve Euro and fifty cents .
Industrial Designer: So it's half of the selling price , if I am good in mathematics .
Project Manager: Yes , of course . Uh um I mean we still have to uh to make a profit , huh ?
User Interface: They have to sell at least four million to make a profit Industrial Designer: Of course .
Marketing: Mm . Project Manager: You all have to be paid .
Marketing: Mm .
Project Manager: Excuse me ?
User Interface: Ah we have to make we have to sell at least four million to make our own profit . Fifty mill
Industrial Designer: Oh you're g very good in mathematics .
Marketing: Yes . User Interface: Project Manager: Yes , indeed .
User Interface: Industrial Designer: Four million .
Project Manager: So uh well I think w when we are working on the international market , uh in principle it has enough customers
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Project Manager: uh so when we have a good product we uh we could uh meet this this aim , I think . So , that about finance . And uh now just let have some discussion about what is a good remote control and uh well keep in mind this this first point , it has to be original , it has to be trendy , it has to be user friendly . Um , maybe someone can mention some additional uh prerequisites for a good remote control .

Summary: The remote control would be priced at 25 Euros, produced at a maximum cost of 12.5 Euros, and primarily marketed in Europe and North America. At least 4 million units would have to be sold to meet the company's profit goals.
Industrial Designer: Well that doesn't bo bode well for it for it tats as well . Um so , somehow that thing's too big , but um okay um our uh manufacturing division wanted the speech recognition . They say they could put it to work but um we don't think so .
User Interface: No . Industrial Designer: No . It it it you'll be you know be affected by the by the other speech and User Interface: If the T_V_ is working , yeah .
Project Manager: User Interface: That's just I mean it'll if somebody says up in the middle of a television show , it's gonna change the channel .
Industrial Designer: Yeah and and fighting for the remote would not be fun anymore ,
User Interface: So Industrial Designer: and I think that's one of the things we wanna keep .
Project Manager: But what if you actually had to press a button to make it recognize ? So if you pressed it and went , up ?
Industrial Designer: That kinda would r d
User Interface: Well then why don't you just press the up button ?
Project Manager: Man yeah .
Industrial Designer: yeah . That would kind of lose it .
Project Manager: But if it's just one thing with a button that you can just go Up .
User Interface: Even still there's gonna be interf th there's there still will be interference from the T_V_ .
Marketing: That's right .
Project Manager: Yeah , okay .
User Interface: It might not be it might not be completely confusing , but I think you'll still y it's still Marketing: User Interface: I don't think it's practical at all . I think it's a bad idea frankly .
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: Yeah so um taking that away , our uh the the the rubber but rubber buttons are the more reliable Project Manager: You guys know your stuff .
Industrial Designer: it's the the ones that would al would allow us to to market our product as being you know less prone to damage and more resistant to things like spillage of liquids over it or you know mistreat misuses as it happens to remote controls . Um as for the point that we making about losing it . Well , we wanna small r remote control one side because uh we want it to be cool and uh designed , but um apparently um market shows that bigger s bigger um remotes get less lost ,