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August 2006 - Posts

Clash of the consumer champs

In the same week, two outspoken champions of the consumer present opposing views: - Paul says Connect to a human whenever possible (via Lorna). - Peter says Talk to a person? Ugh. What do you think? "If a human operator is available when a consumer calls,

Comfort noises

More System.Vocab . Here's the VUI equivalent of the GUI hourglass: bip-bop-bip-bop-bip-bop... int. A repeated sequence of usually 2 supposedly-pleasant-sounding tones in a rapid rhythmical pattern. A ticking system clock, how nice! Typically inserted
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Speech in Office Communications Server - the word on the street

Now that the dust has settled on the announcement to integrate speech services into Office Communications Server , here are some choice words from the street: Avery Glasser, Opus Research : "This is an ecosystem changing event" Ian Rae, Silent Software:

Fine tuning

From Dell's One2One blog, a great example of speech application tuning: In late May, we made changes to our IVR (Interactive voice recognition) tool to enhance the usability by simplifying menus and improving the verbiage. In the menu selection process,
 
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