Abstract:
Embodiments of the invention provide a method, system and computer program product for voice print tagging for interactive voice response (IVR) session management. In an embodiment of the invention, a method of voiceprint tagging for IVR session management is provided. The method includes establishing an IVR session for a caller from over a network and presenting a portion of the IVR session to the caller over the network. The method also includes storing a voiceprint tag in memory associating a voiceprint of the caller with a portion of the IVR session. Finally, the method includes responding to a premature termination of the IVR session by re-establishing the prematurely terminated IVR session with the caller at the portion of the IVR session indicated by the voiceprint tag of the caller.
Abstract:
Aspeech processing system can includeaclient, a speech for Web 2.0 system, and a speech processing system. The client can access a speech-enabled application using at least one Web 2.0 communication protocol. For example, a standard browser of the client can use a standard protocolto communicate with the speech-enabled application executing on the speech for Web 2.0 system. The speech for Web 2.0 system can access a data store within which user specific speech parameters are included, wherein a user of the client is able to configure the specific speech parameters of the data store. Suitable ones of thesespeech parameters are utilizedwhenever the user interacts with the Web 2.0 system. The speech processing system can include one or more speech processing engines. The speech processingsystemcan interact with the speech for Web 2.0 system to handlespeech processing tasks associated with the speech-enabled application.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the invention provide a method, system and computer program product for voice print tagging for interactive voice response (IVR) session management. In an embodiment of the invention, a method of voiceprint tagging for IVR session management is provided. The method includes establishing an IVR session for a caller from over a network and presenting a portion of the IVR session to the caller over the network. The method also includes storing a voiceprint tag in memory associating a voiceprint of the caller with a portion of the IVR session. Finally, the method includes responding to a premature termination of the IVR session by re-establishing the prematurely terminated IVR session with the caller at the portion of the IVR session indicated by the voiceprint tag of the caller.