In The News
- Self-Service Becomes Multichannel
- VoiceObjects Deployed by T-Mobile Czech Republic
- Opus Research Study: Contextual Communications for the Mobile Masses
Latest Press Releases
- May 27, 2009 - Voxeo Acquires IMified
- May 12, 2009 - Voxeo Named to Datamonitor IVR Vendor 'Short List'
- May 7, 2009 - Voxeo Extends Global Presence With Investment In New Carrier-Class IVR Hosting Facility In Germany
- February 16, 2009 - New Self-Service Voice Portal Makes Life Better for IKEA Customers
- January 27, 2009 - VoiceObjects Addresses Rapid Growth of Eastern European Contact Center Market Through New Reseller Agreement with Russian OpenCom
- January 22, 2009 - VoiceObjects Releases VoiceObjects 7.4
- December 9, 2008 - VOXEO ACQUIRES VOICEOBJECTS
Customers
VoiceObjects
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TechTalk
Introducing VoiceObjects: Personalized Phone Self-Service
The latest version of our award-winning software supports more phone channels than ever and makes deploying and analyzing your self-service phone portal world’s easier. Highlights include:
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Alliance News
Alliances Deliver New Phone Self-Service Solutions
VoiceObjects has powerful alliances with key industry leaders to deliver comprehensive phone self-service solutions. SAP is now shipping VoiceObjects as part of SAP NetWeaver Voice. Customers can purchase VoiceObjects from Nortel anywhere around the globe. And VoiceObjects is now compatible with IVRs from Nortel, Avaya, Aspect, and Oracle. |
Trends
Making Self-Service More Personal
As a new mobile generation drives consumer culture and trends, the impact on companies could not be clearer. Businesses that want to reach customers cost-effectively must communicate more and more on their customers’ terms: 1:1 personalization, convenience, speed, high availability. Consequently, businesses are fast replacing their traditional IVR systems with newer standards-based Web-centric platforms that can fulfill the promise of personalized self-service delivered through voice, video, text and mobile Web-based channels. VoiceObjects liberates companies and their callers from one-size-fits-all IVRs. Find out more. |





