In this second part of the Enterprise Series, Opus Research examines best practices for using voice biometrics for simple secure authentication in the enterprise across mobile, IVR, and contact centers.
Reports
“Sequencing the Omnichannel Customer Conversation”
A new report from Opus Research determines that, on average, customers use between 4 and 5 different “channels” to support their commercial endeavors led by email, phones, websites, social media, mobile apps and brick-and-mortar stores.
Opus Enterprise Series: “Voice Biometrics Census: Global Tally of Voice Security and Authentication Implementations”
Opus Research presents the first census of voice biometrics deployments for customer care and mobile applications around the globe, based on the compilation of information about over 150 instances with more than 70 million registered, protected individuals.
“Survey Results: Factors That Influence Enterprise Customer Experience Initiatives”
An exclusive Opus Research report details organizational processes and the decision-making factors involved for purchasing, implementing and measuring success for enterprise customer experience initiatives.
“Augmented IVR: Second Life for Interactive Voice Response”
Interactive Voice Response (IVR) technology is entering a new world of choice and customer empowerment, augmenting resources that bring both visual and voice resources into each customer’s critical path.
“Predictive Analytics: Using Big Data to Improve Multichannel Customer Care”
Opus Research analyzes the offerings of leading platform vendors who give companies the power to enable customers to use their device-of-choice and channel-of-choice at their time-of-choice.
Opus Research Report: “Mapping the Indoor Marketing Opportunity”
Offline analytics and indoor location will change the way that retailers, venue owners, manufacturers and brands think about operations, marketing and the customer experience. Opus Research predicts the market for indoor location and place-based marketing and advertising to surpass $10 billion by 2018.
Opus Research Intelliview: Evaluating Enterprise Virtual Assistants
Intelligent Virtual Assistants are the go-to resource for customer care, tech support and marketing – becoming the basis for $700 million in investment by 2016, according to Opus Research.
Research Report: “The Case for Bimodal Authentication”
Opus Research report details how to combine voice biometrics plus facial recognition to achieve a high-level of authentication for personalized commerce, communications and collaboration.
Research Report: “Strong Authentication for Mobile Commerce”
Voice biometrics can be an effective way to combat imposters who use phone-based channels to perpetrate identity theft and “merchant fraud.”