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Presentation: Self-Services & Video Contact Centers / IP Multichannel Solutions for CC – Barcelona 2011

ines | Marketing | Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011

I6NET’s presentation in Spanish (by Ivan Sixto) at Multi-Channel IP Solutions for Contact Centers – Barcelona 2011 on Slideshare:

Table of contents:

  • Slide 01: Title
  • Slide 02: Human-Machine dialog
  • Slide 03: Voice Interface in new mobiles
  • Slide 04: Telephony Self-Services
  • Slide 05: Integration and Programming
  • Slide 06: Voice Platforms for Businesses
  • Slide 07: Voice & Video Platforms
  • Slide 08: Video, the next evolution
  • Slide 09: Social Networks and Internet
  • Slide 10: A 360º Video Solution for Business
  • Slide 11: SIP / H323 Devices
  • Slide 12: PC Video Softphones
  • Slide 13: 3G Videocalling
  • Slide 14: Tablets and Smartphones
  • Slide 15: Web/Flash Videocalling
  • Slide 16: Video Transcoder IVVR
  • Slide 17: Phone / Internet
  • Slide 18: IP Convergence: Telephony / Web
  • Slide 19: Phone / TV
  • Slide 20: IP Convergence: Telephony / TV
  • Slide 21: Business Case
  • Slide 22: Healthcare Video CC
  • Slide 23: Demo
  • Slide 24: IVVR Diagram

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ivan | General | Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011

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HTML5 or Flash/RTMP for video calling over the web?

ivan | Development | Monday, November 21st, 2011

The announcement by Adobe last week of the death of Flash on mobile devices will have a significant impact on software development platforms battle for mobiles, but it’s not the end of this war. The way you develop your mobile applications is important but it’s not the only key element to consider for online multimedia services. Our question is now: Is HTML5 able to replace Flash technology for video calling? Obviously, experts working on life video communications over the web, HTML5 is not yet ready but why?

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Some pictures from Multi-Channel IP Solutions 2011 Barcelona!

ines | Marketing | Friday, November 11th, 2011

We hope you will enjoy these pictures of the Multi-Channel IP Solutions greatest event at Barcelona with our partners Altitude Software, Runsolutions and AEECCC collaboration. We would like to thank each and every one of our customers and partners who attended this event. See you again very soon!

Link to Flickr:

http://www.flickr.com//photos/i6net/sets/72157628099699966/show/

Article: Explaining the (non) adoption and use of interactive voice response (IVR) among small and medium-sized enterprises

janus | Business Reports | Tuesday, November 8th, 2011

This article by University of Geneva – Switzerland (by Caroline Kähr and Martin Steinert) talk about the (non) adoption of IVR self-service technologies and use of interactive voice response (IVR) among small and medium-sized enterprises. It also explores why advancements in IVR technology are leading to a growing number of self-service options and opportunities for big corporations to boost productivity. To our opinion, IVR vendors have focused their market in large deployments for long time and now it’s time to improve SME business processes too with flexible and low cost IVR systems like VXI*/Asterisk platforms.

Executive Summary:

Typically, the penetration of interactive voice response systems (IVRs) is described as being very high especially among large companies. The paper at hand discusses the use and adoption rate of such systems among companies, especially among small and medium-sized enterprises (SME). The study conducted shows that the penetration of IVRs is far lower (about 12%) than initially thought. The main reason stated for this low penetration level seems to be the incompatibility of the company’s business model with an automated telephone answering system. However, the evaluation of results gave evidence that this reason serves as a pretext only and that the real reason(s) for not adopting an interactive voice response system might be far more complicated and profound. It is supposed that the negative historic perception of automated speech system still prevails and that IVR providers and sellers have failed to communicate the system’s progress as well as its benefits and its numerous areas of application.

Download (from the source):

Source: http://www.springerlink.com/content/x37505335829727x/

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