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Market Research Report

Speech Applications in Contact Centers - TCO Analysis

Published by Frost & Sullivan
Published January, 2008 Product code 59669
Content info 21 Pages
Price
US $ 2950 Web Access (Regional License)
US $ 3450 Hard Copy & Web Access (Regional License)


Speech Applications in Contact Centers - TCO Analysis published by Frost & Sullivan in January, 2008. This report consists of 21 Pages and the price starts from US $ 2950.

Introduction

Abstract

Automated speech applications in customer service and support environments have a reputation for being expensive and difficult to implement. In this whitepaper, we will discuss why a straightforward total cost of ownership calculation would not be appropriate for this technology- and, in fact, why it is not even truly possible. Additionally, we will cover the various models for creating automated speech applications, as well as the various models for delivering and managing those applications.

Table of Contents

1. SPEECHIFYING: COST FACTORS IN SPEECH SELF-SERVICE

Introduction

  • Introduction
  • Definitions
  • Why TCO Is Not Appropriate

The Development Models

  • Models Galore
  • Custom Development
  • Packaged
  • Packaged But Customized

The Delivery Models

  • On-Premise Delivery
  • Hosted Delivery

The Intangibles

  • Other Factors
  • The Unspoken Factor: Efficacy
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