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5/30/2008
•Loquendo Brings Speech Technology into the Home with Voice Controlled Oven
•SugarCRM Appoints New Vice President of Worldwide Sales
•Annual Survey Finds Generational Gap Exists Among American Workforce
•Outfitting a Contact Center With Headsets in 3 Simple Steps
•Study Finds Small Business Owners Struggling to Manage Leads
•Foxgate Solutions Expands Operations in Cebu City, Philippines
•Home-Based Agent Platform Sure to See Global Growth
•Realtors Look to Tech-Supported Language Co. to Boost Home Sales
•Meridian's Latest Learning Management System Eases Managers' Jobs
•CRM Firms Sage and Tasaa Announce Partnership for Mumbai Market
•CRM Included in UniOne, NewMarket Contract
•CRM Stalwart Salesforce, NRP Announce Partnership
•Genesys Launches "Transforming the Customer Experience" Workshops
•eLoyalty Announces Customer Experience Alerting Capability
•Rostrvm Rolls Out New Call Center Predictive Dialer
•IVR Telephony Co. Angel.com Gives Customer Interaction Tips

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Slashing the TCO for IVR
Carriers must differentiate on service and application delivery as competition increases in a rapidly changing global communications market. Increasingly, the dividing lines between telecom and wireless carriers, cable operators and internet companies are disappearing as convergence and multimedia gain traction. For over twenty years phone-based automation, routing and service enablement thrived among carriers as they relied on these interactive voice response (IVR)applications to service their growing subscriber base. These were mainly powered by proprietary (traditional) IVR systems.



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