To move to the next generation of voice technologies, companies must consider the value of a Voice Portal and the advantages it provides in improved customer satisfaction.
This move comes as the once successful IVR  systems are no longer the best way to provide automated self-service.
Voice portals offer companies a more user-friendly and scalable solution for automated self-services thank to their open, standards-based design and flexible deployment options.
Also, with a voice portal, it is possible to offer customers faster services and richer automated interactions they demand.
For a more in-depth look at these advantages and the top five reasons for moving to a Voice Portal, Speech technologies provider Intervoice (News - Alert) is hosting a TMC Webinar, "The Five Reasons Enterprises Should Move from an IVR to a Voice Portal" on Thursday, May 15, 2008 at 12:00pm EST.
During the Webinar, learn how the movement of customer-facing applications to voice portals can bring an increase in customer satisfaction. The Webinar will also be open for a live Q&A following the presentation and will include presenters Kimberley Drobny, Director of Enterprise Solutions Marketing, Intervoice; Ian Jacobs, Strategic Analyst, Frost & Sullivan (News - Alert) and TMC Web Editor, Tim Gray.
What are you waiting for? Register Now!
Also, be sure to check out Intervoice's Speech Technologies channel on TMCnet.
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Interactive Voice Response (IVR) | X | A hardware- or software-based computer system that enables incoming callers to interact with voice prompts or verbal commands....more |
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