Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method, a system, and a computer program for dynamically improving performance of an interactive voice response system (IVR) using a complex event processor (CEP) in order to analyze problematic events which a user encounters. SOLUTION: Problematic event data for problematic events that occur during interaction between the Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system and a caller can be captured. The problematic event data can be analyzed for performance issues. A performance issue can represent an interactive segment of the IVR system operating at an unacceptable performance level. An IVR performance improvement action can then be determined to resolve the performance issue. The IVR performance improvement action can be conveyed to the IVR system. Execution of the IVR performance improvement action by the IVR system can reduce the occurrences of the problematic events associated with the performance issue. COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make it easy to use an inquiry by an application by providing the database with tables for storing a database inquiry used by a database client application. SOLUTION: For the database(DB), the inquiry tables are generated together with identification numbers corresponding to DB inquiries. Then DB inquiries used by the database client application are stored in all tables (S510) for use by the application(AP). In operation, a DB client AP implements various functions needed to run the AP itself (S512). When DB access is requested (S514), the client AP uses a stored identification number to retrieve the corresponding DB inquiry from the inquiry table and returns its result (S516). The retrieved inquiry is supplied to the DB (S518) and then the AP continues to implement various functions (S512).
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method and system for adding an LDAP protocol to a present directory assistance(DA) system. SOLUTION: This method for mapping a light weight directory access protocol(LDAP) interface to a directory assistance(DA) system comprises a first step for extracting an LDAP compatible retrieval argument for retrieving an LDAP database from an LDAP request, a second step for converting the LDAP compatible retrieval argument into a DA system database compatible retrieval argument, a third step for collating the DA system database by using the converted retrieval argument, and a fourth step for receiving the result set of a list from the DA system database in response to the collation, thereby converting the result set into the LDAP compatible result set.