On the eve of Opus Research’s Voice Biometrics Conference, multi-factor security specialist ValidSoft announced that mobile financial services specialist Utiba would be integrating authentication services based on the VALid-4F(R) platform into future solutions.
It was gratifying to note that three members of the voice biometrics community made significant additions to their offerings in the past week.
With stepped up online and mobile commerce, exposure to Identity Fraud is on the rise. Join Opus Research, Voice Biometrics Group and Voxeo to learn how voice biometric-based solutions can help individuals counteract that trend. In this Webcast, we’ll discuss:… Read More ›
Opus Research’s report on Voice Biometric Best Practices is raising the profile of multifactor authentication for secure customer care, proof-of-life and password management. Join Pat Carroll, CEO of Validsoft, and Opus Research’s Dan Miller as they provide more details about increased interest from mobile subscribers, financial institutions and government agencies and share what they expect to see in the coming years.
As technology providers and system integrators around the world successfully bring their solutions to market, we’re identifying the product attributes, architectures and deployment strategies that define the best practices in layered, multi-factor and risk-based deployments of voice biometrics.
In a pre-holiday-rock-your-world moment, Avaya and Salmat jointly announced a multi-million dollar (meaning between $10 and $20 million) deal whereby the Australian contact center outsourcer would replace its Genesys-based platform with “a broad suite of Avaya technology and expertise.”
We’re pleased to announce that Nuance’s President, Sales and Marketing, Steve Chambers, will deliver a keynote address during the Voice Biometrics Conference-NYC April 3-4, 2012
Nuance Communications issued a media alert revealing the results of a Twitter-based survey conducted over the past couple of weeks.
VoxGen and MyDex are moving their enhanced authentication project to its next phase by recruiting participation from one or more businesses who want to gain a better understanding of how their customers want to carry on commercial conversations across multiple channels.
Loquendo’s parent company, Telecom Italia, issued news that it will sell the speech processing specialist to Nuance for an estimated 53 million Euros (about $75.5 million).