Dubber is a software company specifically focused on cloud-based call recording and voice technologies. For example, the company’s software can be used by a small but growing company with a large database of voice recordings (e.g. from customer enquires). Dubber’s customer thinks a new call centre is needed but it’ll be costly, so it’s reluctant to spend on developing a new centre. Instead of that, the customer could use Dubber software and its AI to store recordings, tag them, search them or even automatically transcribe the call into text.
This morning, Dubber Corp Ltd (ASX: DUB) released its Q3 trading update, sending its share price up over 19% at the time of writing. Here’s what happened.
ASX software shares are amongst my favourite. As I wrote yesterday, 10 ASX software shares under $1 billion, there are more than 100 software and services companies on the ASX.
