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		<title>Building An IVRS Application</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 24 Aug 2008 05:40:26 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Uttam Pegu</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[The most essential requirement of an IVRS is that it has to work 24 hours a day, 364 days a year! It is not an application like your MS Word or Outlook Express that you run them when you need! Also IVRS does not have any User Interface. The reason for not having User Interface [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>The most essential requirement of an IVRS is that it has to work 24 hours a day, 364 days a year! It is not an application like your MS Word or Outlook Express that you run them when you need! Also IVRS does not have any User Interface. The reason for not having User Interface is obvious! It interacts with human through voice and telephone instrument keypad. (These are actually DTMF Digits. I will explain about DTMF, Pulse dialing in another post.) So, a typical IVR application does not require to be executed manually, it starts as a service in Windows Operating System as soon as it boots up. ( Or same way in Linux)<br />
So, in order build an IVRS Application, the following are essential</p>
<p><strong>1. How many channels to be used? How many calls it should handle simultaneously?<br />
2. How should it be connected to PSTN Lines? Connection may be in two modes, analog and digital.<br />
3. Type of Hardware used. It requires two kind of hardware – a. A PC or a Server b. CTI hardware.<br />
4. Voice prompts Recording or TTS (text-To-Speech) Engine.<br />
5. IVRS Software.<br />
6. Power supply and wiring arrangement.<br />
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<span id="more-1573"></span>Number of channels greatly depends on number of calls the user is expecting. For example, if it is public utility (Like 100, 101, Railway enquiry etc), the number of calls will be high. If it has to handle large number of calls (more than 16 numbers), it should be connected using DIGITAL technology. And you will have to use a digital CTI cards too. Digital Cards are more expensive than analog CTI cards and they start with minimum channel count of 30. If you are going to use a Digital card, use a Server. There are many CTI cards, both analog and digital, available in various configurations.</p>
<p>Then the voice prompts! These are voices you hear as soon as you dial the IVRS telephone numbers! These are pre-recorded voices which are played as soon as your call is established. Normally one should get recorded the voice prompts and for any dynamic content or data, TTS may be used. But the voice quality of TTS is still poor specially it may be difficult to understand to people whose mother tongue is not English.</p>
<p>Once you finalized the above, it is time to develop your IVRS Software or find a IVRS Software development company! There are many IVRS Software development companies in the world. Many IVRS Software are developed on various platforms, using different languages. The best IVRS (in terms of robustness, features, easy to configure and maintain) are the IVRS software which are developed in C++. If you intend to develop a IVRS Software on your own, buy the CTI hardware, and read the APIs. Also you need to have thorough knowledge of PSTN exchange. Specially to configure DIGITAL CTI card using SS7, MTP3 ISUP, R2MF, ISDN PRI etc are time consuming and let me warn you, they are not easy! Also you have to have these infrastructure to your testing purpose! ( How many of you have an exhange with SS7 ?) So, best advice is, attempt build your own IVRS if you have to use analog CTI cards, and for DIGITAL CTI Cards, better contact some IVR Companies!</p>
<p>Keep reading this for CTI cards, IVR Software, IVR Companies and most importantly, how you can make money through IVR! It’s a hot thing</p>
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		<title>What is IVR System ?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 23 Aug 2008 20:50:39 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Uttam Pegu</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[So you have made call to some one and you get too hear some other voice (pleasant, sweet and female! Or a stony, emotionless, monologue by your ‘someone’, “I am not here, please leave your message after the beep. Thank you.”) asking you to leave a message! Surprised to hear such a pleasant voice? (Are you stumped and look for piece of paper and a pen and then go crazy how the hell you are going to leave your message after the BEEP?) What were you expecting your lovers trademark Hello? Well that was a kind of IVRS – Interactive Voice Response System.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>So you have made call to some one and you get to hear some other voice (pleasant, sweet and female! Or a stony, emotionless, monologue by your ‘someone’, “I am not here, please leave your message after the beep. Thank you. BEEP”) asking you to leave a message! Surprised to hear such a pleasant voice? (Are you stumped and look for piece of paper and a pen and then go crazy how the hell you are going to leave your message after the BEEP?) What were you expecting your lovers trademark Hello? Well that was a kind of <strong>IVRS – Interactive Voice Response System</strong>.</p>
<p>The example above is commonly known as <strong>Answering Machine</strong>, <strong>Auto Answering Machine</strong>, Voice Mail, Voice Mail Box, Telephone Voice Recorder, Auto Attendant and many more names. I will keep adding them, is not that why this <a href="http://www.ivrsworld.com">IVR BLOG</a> is for?<br />
<span id="more-1571"></span>Now, if you ever made to calls to all those toll free numbers that starts with 1800(India) or 800 (for USA) and all?(Well I will definitely add these prefix for toll free numbers for other countries too and by now you know why ). What you hear ? A very pleasant voice, “Welcome to …” Well, if you were calling in fit of rage that your X stuff broke down for no reason and you want it rectified ASAP, the pleasant voice pacifies you! At least it does to me always. (If it does to you too, share me by leaving a comment). Then you are prompted to press some key on the phone, or you are asked to say your reason of the call. It also gives a list of options and how to choose the options. Or you might get to hear a background music while the “Lady” at the other end is talking! Hell, do you realize you are not talking to a lady, but to a machine ? Never thought like that ? Well indeed you talk to a Machine, and you are actually interacting with a very, intelligent machine with a very pleasant voice, who never gets angry, upset, only feel sorry when she does not understand you ( your voice or your key, happens often though) and she says that she could not understand and let you try again and again. Wish you had such a woman as your girl friend or wife?</p>
<p>Now you have realized that intelligent lady is called IVRS – Interactive Voice Response System! How crude! Such a lovely machine and such a technical sounding name!</p>
<p><strong>Interactive Voice Response (IVR) </strong>system is widely used now a days. Call centers, Medial trials, complaint management and booking, travel industries. all use interactive voice response system. It automates many business processes and provides useful information over telephone.</p>
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