Abstract:
Systems and methods are disclosed for displaying telecommunication messages through a social networking service. One embodiment includes a telecommunication messaging system that is implemented with a social networking service. The telecom messaging system receives telecommunication messages from a telecommunication network that are associated with a directory number assigned to a phone. The phone is operated by a member of a web-based social networking service. The telecom messaging system provides a telecommunication messaging page to display the telecommunication messages to the member as part of a website for the social networking service. Thus, the member is able to view telecom messages, such as voicemail messages, text messages, call logs, etc., through the social networking service.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To manage a plurality of communication sessions which are concurrently carried out via a graphical user interface. SOLUTION: A method has (A) a step of displaying a group of graphical elements connected relating to each communication session within a plurality of communication sessions which are concurrently carried out, in which the connected graphical elements display a structure of each communication sessions via the graphical user interface (GUI), and each communication session includes a plurality of communication users, and appearance of a group of the connected graphical elements is based on a communication mode, (B) a step of receiving a user input relating to one of the connected graphical elements, in which the user input has an action related to each communication session, and (C) the step of executing the action based on the received user input. COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT
Abstract:
In a multimedia call center (MMCC) operating through an operating system, a client-specific self-help wizard is provided for active clients and updated periodically with information related to client transaction history with the MMCC. A connected client is presented by the wizard with a selective media function through which the client may a select a media type for interaction and help, and the MMCC will then re-contact the client through the selected media. The client, for example, may select IP or COST telephony, and the MMCC will place a call to the client to a number or IP address listed for the client, and interactivity will then be through an interactive voice response unit. Help information specific to a client is updated in the client's wizard periodically according to ongoing transaction history with the MMCC. The wizard may also monitor client activity with the wizard and make reports available to various persons.