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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section

CHAPTER I:  Executive Summary
   1.0  Background
   1.1  Explanation of Speech Technologies
      1.1.1  Definition
      1.1.2  Adoption of Speech Technologies
   1.2  Speech Technologies Used in Telephony
      1.2.1  Speech in the Network
      1.2.2  Types of Speech Technology
         1.2.2.1  Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)
         1.2.2.2  Text-to-Speech (TTS)
         1.2.2.3  Speaker Verification
         1.2.2.4  Natural Language Understanding
   1.3  Technology Issues
      1.3.1  Accuracy
      1.3.2  Vocabulary Size
      1.3.3  Natural Language Understanding
      1.3.4  VoiceXML Standards
      1.3.5  Network-Based Versus Handset-Based  
CHAPTER II:  Telephony Applications and Services
   2.0  Overview
   2.1  Telephone Services and Applications
      2.1.1  Voice Dialing/Voice Command
      2.1.2  Information Services
         2.1.2.1  Voice Portals
            2.1.2.1.1  Voice Portals and Voice Dialing
         2.1.2.2  Telematics
      2.1.3  Operator Services
         2.1.3.1  Directory Assistance
         2.1.3.2  Enhanced DA
            2.1.3.2.1  National Directory Assistance
            2.1.3.2.2  DAC
            2.1.3.2.3  Concierge
         2.1.3.3  Location-Based Services
   2.2  Enterprise Telephony Applications
      2.2.1  Attendant Services
         2.2.1.1  Auto Attendant Features
      2.2.2  Messaging Services
         2.2.2.1  Voice Mail and Email
         2.2.2.2  Unified Messaging
      2.2.3  Contact Centers
         2.2.3.1  Virtual Personal Assistants
   2.3  Conclusion  
CHAPTER III:  Global Market Opportunities and Strategies
   3.0  Telephony and Speech Technology Context
   3.1  Benefits of Speech Recognition
      3.1.1  End User
         3.1.1.1  Security
      3.1.2  Enterprise
      3.1.3  Carrier/Service Provider
         3.1.3.1  Reduce Churn
         3.1.3.2  Stimulate Usage
         3.1.3.3  Effect Differentiation
         3.1.3.4  Create New Service Revenues
         3.1.3.5  Reduce Risks
   3.2  Global Value Chain
      3.2.1  Value Chain Analysis
         3.2.1.1  Service or End User Viewpoint
         3.2.1.2  Company Viewpoint
         3.2.1.3  Industry Viewpoint
      3.2.2  Voice (Speech) ASPs
      3.2.3  System Integrators
   3.3  Key Global Players and Strategies
      3.3.1  Speech Technology Vendors
         3.3.1.1  AT&T Labs
         3.3.1.2  BBN Technologies (Verizon)
         3.3.1.3  Elan Informatique
         3.3.1.4  Fonix
         3.3.1.5  IBM Voice Systems
         3.3.1.6  InfoSpace
         3.3.1.7  Lernout & Hauspie
         3.3.1.8  Locus Dialog
         3.3.1.9  Lucent Speech Solutions
         3.3.1.10  Microsoft Speech.Net
         3.3.1.11  Motorola 
         3.3.1.12  Nuance Communications
         3.3.1.13  Philips Speech Processing
         3.3.1.14  Phonetic Systems
         3.3.1.15  ScanSoft
         3.3.1.16  SpeechWorks
         3.3.1.17  SRC
         3.3.1.18  Telisma
         3.3.1.19  Unisys
         3.3.1.20  Vocalis Group, plc
   3.4  New Developments Among Speech Application Vendors
      3.4.1  Voice Activated Dialing
         3.4.1.1  Comverse
         3.4.1.2  Preferred Voice

         3.4.1.3  Toshiba

      3.4.2  Mobile Handsets and Devices
         3.4.2.1  Andrea Electronics
         3.4.2.2  ART
      3.4.3  Unified Messaging
         3.4.3.1  InterVoice-Brite
         3.4.3.2  Mitel
         3.4.3.3  Nortel
      3.4.4  Directory Assistance
         3.4.4.1  ISx
         3.4.4.2  varetis
         3.4.4.3  VoltDelta
      3.4.5  Enterprise/Auto Attendants
         3.4.5.1  Interactive Intelligence
         3.4.5.2  InterVoice-Brite
      3.4.6  Call Center/IVR
         3.4.6.1  Aspect
         3.4.6.2  Avaya
         3.4.6.3  Nortel
         3.4.6.4  Toshiba
      3.4.7  Personal Assistants
         3.4.7.1  Webley
         3.4.7.2  Wildfire
      3.4.8  Voice Portals
         3.4.8.1  BeVocal
         3.4.8.2  HeyAnita
         3.4.8.3  Tellme
      3.4.9  Telematics
         3.4.9.1  Visteon
         3.4.9.2  Webraska  
CHAPTER IV:  Global Market Dynamics and Forecast
   4.0  Perspectives
   4.1  Market Drivers
      4.1.1  Rising Accuracy
      4.1.2  Falling Prices
      4.1.3  Wider Adoption of Wireless
         4.1.3.1  Mobile Users
         4.1.3.2  Mobile CRM
         4.1.3.3  Location-Based Services
      4.1.4  Speech Technology Standards
         4.1.4.1  VoiceXML
         4.1.4.2  Other Standards
      4.1.5  Regulatory
   4.2  Market Barriers
      4.2.1  Quality Issues
      4.2.2  Usability Issues
      4.2.3  Assessment of Real Potential
      4.2.4  Mobile Internet
   4.3  Global Market Size and Forecast
      4.3.1  Revenues From Key Players
      4.3.2  Revenue Streams
         4.3.2.1  Speech Software Revenues
         4.3.2.2  Speech Software Revenue Shares
         4.3.2.3  Other Market Components
      4.3.3  Total Market Revenues

   4.4  Revenue Models

      4.4.1  Advertising
      4.4.2  Subscription
      4.4.3  M-Commerce
      4.4.4  Effect Cost Reductions
   4.5  Market Shares
      4.5.1  Customer Markets3
         4.5.1.1  Killer Application216
      4.5.2  Geographic
      4.5.3  Technologies  
CHAPTER V:  Future Industry Trends and Issues
   5.0  Perspectives
   5.1  Industry Issues
      5.1.1  SALT
      5.1.2  Enhanced DA
      5.1.3  Data Devices
      5.1.4  Voice Commerce
      5.1.5  Telematics
      5.1.6  Voice Over IP (VoIP) and SIP
   5.2  Next Generation Speech Technologies
      5.2.1  Distributed Speech and Multimodal Developments
      5.2.2  Next Gen Call Centers
      5.2.3  Natural Language Understanding
      5.2.4  Visemes
   5.3  Conclusion

LIST OF TABLES & FIGURES

Tables
 2.1  Speech Technology Applications in Telephony Environments
 2.2  Voice Portals and Their Technology Partners
 2.3  Speech-Enabled Enterprise Applications and Functions
 2.4  Unified Messaging Providers
 3.1  Telisma Partners
 4.1  Nuance ASR Deployments in the Telco Carrier Segment
 4.2  2001 Vendor Revenue Shares
Figures
 1.1  Speech in the Network
 1.2  ASR Call Flow
 1.3  Integrated Speaker Verification Call
 1.4  Natural Language Processing
 1.5  VoiceXML Language Script
 2.1  Telephone Services and Applications
 2.2  Voice Portal Services
 2.3  Telematics Services
 2.4  Automatic DA Call Flow
 2.5  Automated Directory Assistance
 2.6  Location-Based Services
 2.7  Enterprise Solutions
 3.1  varetis Suite of Service Platform Components
 3.2  IBM WebSphere Voice Value Chain
 3.3  ASP Voice Value Chain
 3.4  Nuance Product Offerings
 3.5  Philips Product Offerings
 4.1  Core Global Speech Software Vendors
 4.2  Core Speech Firm Revenues -- 2000-2001
 4.3  Core Firm and All Speech Software Firms -- 2000 - 2001 Revenues
 4.4  Growth Rates For Speech Software -- 2001-2006
 4.5  Speech Software Revenues -- 2001-2006
 4.6  Applications, Platform and Services Companies by Application
 4.7  Software Versus Applications/Services Revenues -- 2000-2006
 4.8  Total Speech Market Revenues -- 2001 2006
 4.9  Growth Rates for Total Speech Markets -- 2001-2006
 4.10  Applications/Service Revenues -- 2001-2006
 4.11  Customer Market Segments -- Percent of Total -- 2001 and 2006
 4.12  Customer Market Segments -- Software Revenues -- 2001 and 2006
 4.13  Top Speech Applications in Use Today
 4.14  Geographic Markets -- Percent of Total -- 2001 and 2006
 4.15  Geographic Markets -- Software Revenues -- 2001 and 2006
 4.16  Applications Segments -- Percent of Total -- 2001
 4.17  Applications Segments -- Software Revenues -- 2001 and 2006

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