Featured Research Financial institutions can reap significant financial gains by using voiceprints to authenticate through the phone channel. By our calculations, a large money center bank will see over $100 million in economic benefit from reducing fraud loss in the… Read More ›
Contact Center
Genesys Proactive Engagement Debuts at G-Force Conference: In Use by 17 Early Adopters
In response to demand for contact center resources that integrate well with e-commerce Web sites, Genesys Labs formally introduced a new product called Proactive Engagement at its G-Force customer care forum in Boca Raton.
Enterprise Readiness Series: The Case for Passive, Voice-Based Authentication
Featured Research Today’s customer authentication methods are from another age. Opus Research interviewed security and customer care professionals in Global 100 companies to learn about their perception and attitudes toward passive authentication of customers using voice. Respondents provided insights into… Read More ›
[24]7 Makes Visual Speech a Cornerstone to Multimodal, Mobile Customer Care
[24]7 has formally announced general availability of its Visual Speech solution. This is precisely the product that we expected to see from the company that merges long-standing development in predictive analytics (carried out by Voxify), investment in natural user interfaces for interactive self-service (by Tellme and Voxify) and context-aware, multi-channel customer care (from 24/7 Customer).
Nuance Launches a Multi-Channel PVA, Combining Nina and VirtuOZ
Nuance has launched a new version of its virtual assistant Nina(TM) – a service that benefits from the company’s stepped up investment in research and development surrounding Natural Language Processing, with an assist from the acquisition of VirtuOZ in January.
Genesys One: One More Choice for “Mid-Market” Contact Centers
On November 15, Genesys formally launched a new packaging of its customer interaction platform (Genesys 8), bringing its efforts to “save the world from bad customer service” to companies with fewer than 300 seats in their contact centers.
Research Report: Voice Biometrics Vendor Survey and “IntelliView” 2012
The market for voice biometrics-based solutions has matured significantly in the past year. In this document Opus Research compares the products and strategic position of a select group of solution providers and presents structured analysis that should benefit decision makers planning to introduce speaker verification in their contact centers or on mobile devices or networks.
NICE Systems to use IBM’s Technology to Harness Big Data from Contact Centers
NICE Systems and IBM have joined forces to bring the power of “Big Data analytics” incorporates data the emanates from the contact center.
Join Us at Swissotel for Voice Biometrics Conference Singapore-2012
Singapore will be the epicenter for voice biometrics activity in the Asia Pacific region when Opus Research convenes Voice Biometrics Conference-Singapore on November 7-8, 2012. Speakers and attendees will be executives from commercial banks, government agencies, mobile carriers and technology companies from around the globe.
Update: Twilio’s Deal with Ma Bell – Creative Disruption in Action
You know that Joseph Schumpeter’s “creative destruction” has begun in earnest when a prototypical disruptor, like Twilio, transforms one of the largest mobile carriers, AT&T Mobility, into a reseller of its services.