A partnership between Nuance Communications and Chennai-based will focus on bringing speech recognition and voice biometric-based authentication to mobile banking throughout India.
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Meet Lola, BBVA’s Next Generation Virtual Personal Assistant, In Cahoots with SRI
he wraps are off a new Web-based virtual personal assistant (VPA) developed over the past two years by Spanish financial services provider, BBVA.
Dragon ID Combines Mobile Device Activation and User Authentication
One by one, Nuance is delivering on its promise to meld accurate speech recognition, artificial intelligence and biometric-based authentication into a resource that recognizes an individual and quickly gauges his or her intent. The product strategy already delivered DragonGo!, a… Read More ›
Automated Speech Improves Personal Productivity
Voice-based productivity is attracting attention both on the investment and product introduction front.
Mobile customer care – a long way off
It’s clear that mobile care (a/k/a smart, connected interactions) will be the hot trend in the customer service industry for 2012. Consider the announcements we’ve already seen in the first third of this year from Genesys, NICE, Virtual Hold and… Read More ›
Interactive Intelligence’s Interaction Mobilizer Addresses Major Headaches Surrounding Support of Mobile Customers
Interactive Intelligence (InIn) is taking a new approach to helping its corporate customers “go mobile.”
Bing 411’s Three-Year Run Ends June 1
With very little fanfare, Microsoft is ready to deep six Bing 411, the free voice search and directory assistance service that grew out of its acquisition of Tellme Networks (which took place in may 2007).
Sensory Adds Speaker ID to Wake-up Words
Sensory, Inc., takes embedded speech processing another step forward by adding voice biometric-based speaker identification to its TrulyHandsfree(TM) voice activation technology.
“Watson Come Here!” Now There’s a Conversational Speech API from AT&T
Congratulations to AT&T for making some waves among the growing pool of applications developers looking for ways to add conversational speech to their offerings.
Siri Doesn’t Suck; And It Will Only Get Better
Contrary to what Henry Blodget says, Siri is succeeding.