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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY  
CHAPTER I:  Speech Technology Functions and Development Issues
  1.0    Overview
  1.1    Speech Technologies from the Ground Floor Up
    1.1.1    Key Definitions
    1.1.2    Embracing Speech Technologies
  1.2    Telephony Speech Technologies:  Issues and Opportunities
    1.2.1    Carrier Networks and Speech Technology
    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 (NLU)
  1.3    Progress in Overcoming the Technology Hurdles
    1.3.1    Accuracy
    1.3.2    Vocabulary Size
    1.3.3    Natural Language Understanding
    1.3.4    VoiceXML Standards
      1.3.4.1    SALT
    1.3.5    Network-Based Versus Handset-Based  
CHAPTER II:  Telephony Applications and Services
  2.0    Overview
  2.1    Telecom Services, Applications and Untapped Potential 
    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    Automating Directory Assistance:  Carriers Begin Embracing  Initiatives in Earnest
      2.1.3.2    Enhanced DA
  2.2    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
    2.2.4    Distributed Speech and Multimodal Developments
  2.3    Conclusion
CHAPTER III:  Market Opportunities and Vendor Strategies
  3.0    Market Consolidation
  3.1    Speech Technology Value Chain
    3.1.1    Value Chain Analysis
      3.1.1.1    Service or End User Viewpoint
      3.1.1.2    Company Viewpoint
      3.1.1.3    Industry Viewpoint
    3.1.2    Voice (Speech) ASPs
    3.1.3    System Integrators
  3.2    Key Players and Strategies
    3.2.1    Speech Technology Vendors
      3.2.1.1    AT&T Labs
      3.2.1.2    Avaya
      3.2.1.3    BBN Technologies (Verizon)
      3.2.1.4    BeVocal
      3.2.1.5    Comverse
      3.2.1.6    Fonix
      3.2.1.7    HeyAnita
      3.2.1.8    IBM Voice Systems
      3.2.1.9    InfoSpace
      3.2.1.10  Intervoice
      3.2.1.11    LocusDialog
      3.2.1.12    Lucent Speech Solutions
      3.2.1.13    Microsoft Speech.NET
      3.2.1.14    NetByTel
      3.2.1.15    Nortel Networks
      3.2.1.16    Nuance Communications
      3.2.1.17    Phonetic Systems
      3.2.1.18    ScanSoft
      3.2.1.19    SandCherry Inc.
      3.2.1.20    SpeechWorks International
      3.2.1.21    Telelogue
      3.2.1.22    Tellme
      3.2.1.23    VoiceGenie
   3.3    New Developments Among Speech Application Vendors  
CHAPTER IV:  Market Dynamics and Forecast
  4.0    Changing Perspectives
  4.1    Market Drivers:  Evolution vs. Revolution
    4.1.1    Growth of Wireless Users
    4.1.2    Mobile CRM
    4.1.3    Regulations of Mobile Phones While Driving
  4.2    Limiting Factors
    4.2.1    Lack of Capital Expense Budgets
    4.2.2    Off Shore Call Centers
    4.2.3    Quality Issues
    4.2.4    New Technology Adoption/Usability Issues
  4.3    Market Size and Forecast
    4.3.1    Revenues from Key Players
    4.3.2    Speech Technology Market Forecasts
    4.3.3    Revenue Growth to 2007
    4.3.4    Other Market Components
    4.3.5    Enhanced Wireless Call Volumes by Service 2002 to 2007
    4.3.6    Product Extensions
  4.4    Market Segments
    4.4.1    Shift in Customer Markets Revenue Composition 2003 vs. 2007
  4.5    Technologies
  4.6    Conclusion  

LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES

Tables
2.1    Speech Technology Applications in Telephony Environments
2.2    Speech-Enabled Applications and Functions  
Figures
1.1     ASR Call Flow
1.2    Integrated Speaker Verification Call
1.3    Natural Language Processing
1.4    VoiceXML Language Script
2.1    Telephone Services and Application
2.2    Automated Directory Assistance
2.3    Enterprise Solutions
3.1    varetis Suite of Service Platform Components
3.2    IBM WebSphere Voice Value Chain
3.3    SP Voice Value Chain
3.4    Nuance Product Offerings
4.1    Speech Technology Revenues -- 2001 and 2002
4.2    Speech Technology Revenues
4.3    Wireless Call Volumes, by Service (000)
4.4    Customer Market Segment
4.5    Carrier Markets -- 2002 to 2007
4.6    Enterprise Markets -- 2002 to 2007
4.7    Embedded Devices -- 2002 to 2007
4.8    Customer Market Segments -- Technology Revenues -- 2002 and 2007
4.9    Automatic Speech Recognition -- 2002 to 2007
4.10  Text-To-Speech -- 2002 to 2007
4.11  Speaker Verification -- 2002 to 2007
4.12  Natural Language Understanding -- 2002 to 2007

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