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1 1 Final Presentation ADDING THE HUMAN TOUCH TO TECHNOLOGY

2 2 adding the human touch to technology Overview u Mission u Company u Voice in a Nutshell u The Pain u Solution & Product u Market u ROI & Sales u Competition u Risks & Strengths u Summary

3 3 adding the human touch to technology u Tu To improve the performance of conversation management applications and expand their capabilities, by enabling human intervention throughout the dialog management. In addition, HiRec desires to enable monitoring capabilities for the future computerized voice contact centers. Mission

4 4 Company u Founded: March 2002. u Founders: seven Computer Science and Business Administration students. u Solution: Utilities for on-line monitoring and directing speech recognition applications in call centers.

5 5 adding the human touch to technology Voice in a Nutshell u Two elements are essential for speech applications: recognition and interpretation. u Voice recognition has taken a huge step forward during the past few years, while NL interpretation is still far behind. u Today’s solutions are IVR and directed speech applications. u First NL applications are currently in preliminary stages.

6 6 adding the human touch to technology The Pain u IVR and directed speech are limited and unfriendly, what makes them a compromised solution for call centers. u NL Conversation Management (CM) applications make mistakes, which results in unsatisfying performance and user dissatisfaction. u The gap between speech recognition and NL interpretation will probably never be completely conquered.

7 7 adding the human touch to technology u The idea is to add the human touch to technology. u HiRec’s Dialog Monitoring System (DMS) enables human intervention throughout the automatic dialog, allowing the supervisor to direct the dialog and then give the control back to the machine. u The whole process is hidden from the caller. Solution

8 8 adding the human touch to technology Architecture Speech Engine RecognitionInterpretation Voice Call Center without DMS prompt PROBLEM prompt Conversation Management

9 9 DMS Speech Engine RecognitionInterpretation Conversation Management PROBLEMS adding the human touch to technology Architecture with DMS SEVERE PROBLEM prompt

10 10 adding the human touch to technology DMS u All calls through the voice application are monitored by DMS. u Chosen calls are transferred to a supervisor station. u Each Station presents log and details of 4 calls. u Basic assumption is that reading is faster than listening.

11 11 adding the human touch to technology DMS u A problem results in a pop-up window containing possible solutions, from which the supervisor chooses. u The solution is returned to the voice application, which proceeds from the point it left off.

12 12 DMS

13 13 adding the human touch to technology Call Center Service Structure Today Second Level Specialist Operators Third Level Top Agents IVR First Level Operators & IVR

14 14 adding the human touch to technology Call Center Service Structure - Our Vision Third Level Operators Second Level Supervisors First Level Voice Applications

15 15 adding the human touch to technology u Currently 69,000 call centers in the US and 92,000 worldwide u The IVR market: $3.9 billion (1999) to $11.6 billion (2004).  By 2004, 50% of the 10.3 million IVR ports will have speech recognition capabilities (14% today). Market

16 16 adding the human touch to technology u According to Ovum and Forrester, speech recognition market will grow from $1 billion to $35 billion p.a. by 2005. u Telephony voice recognition will reach $5 billion p.a. by 2003. u Total CRM software application revenues: $9.4 billion in 2001. $30.6 billion in 2005. Market Speech Market

17 17 adding the human touch to technology u Cost/Call – CSR: 3.14$ Voice Application: 0.11$ Voice Application + DMS: 0.5$ u Additional Cost for DMS SW, HW and DP: 825,000$  Total # of calls per year: 14,600,000 ROI

18 18 adding the human touch to technology u % of Calls handled by VA without DMS: 16% u % of Calls handled by VA with DMS: 24%  Net profit for first year: (14.6M * 8% * (3.14 – 0.5))+(14.6M * 16% * (0.11 – 0.5)) - 825,000 = 1,347,480$ (Payback in 5 months) ROI

19 19 adding the human touch to technology u HiRec will partner with voice application companies in order to create a full solution. This solution will be offered to the CRM ASPs through direct sales, assisted by the contacts the partner companies already have in this market. u Establish connections with call centers who are looking to integrate a voice application. Offer a cheap pilot in order to establish reference sites. Sales Approach

20 20 adding the human touch to technology u Conversation Management Companies PolyInformation, Baobab u Speech Application Companies Amdocs, VeCommerce, Aspect Communications... u Call Center Monitoring Companies Sprint, Nice Competition

21 21 adding the human touch to technology u NL Market has yet to emerge. Acceptance of voice applications themselves might be slow and painful. u Difficulty achieving first sales. Final consumer only whishes to buy complete and proven solutions. u No technological barriers to the solution u Monitoring and Voice application companies are in better position in case such a solution will be needed. Risks

22 22 adding the human touch to technology u First in a new, highly potential market. u Several companies in call center voice application area have shown interest in such a solution: Baobab, Amdocs. u Voice application companies are not developing call center monitoring systems which is a must in this market. u As the practical domain of speech application will grow Solution will always be needed. Strengths

23 23 adding the human touch to technology Management Team u Nir Azriel – Intel Automation u Shiri Margalith – Intel HR u Shahar Markovich – P-Cube u Roi Raibstein – Student u Pini Reisman – Mobilie u Shani Shalgi – Amdocs Speech Access u Roee Oz – Jango

24 24 adding the human touch to technology u Because the technology just isn’t there yet u Because man always knows best u Because the human touch is all it takes to make it work Summary Why HiRec?

25 25 Thank You ADDING THE HUMAN TOUCH TO TECHNOLOGY


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