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The Definitive Guide: IVA vs IVR and What’s Right for Your Contact Center

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Two popular options are Interactive Voice Response (IVR) and Intelligent Virtual Agent (IVA). Understanding the key differences between IVR and IVA is crucial for businesses looking to optimize their customer service. A way to see the differences between IVR and IVA is to learn the pros and cons of each.

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Conversational AI 101: NLU and IVR for Beginners

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Asking Alexa to play your favorite podcast and have her quickly play it for you is made possible by the same type of technology that allows contact centers across the world to automate voice conversations. Conversational AI is making the contact center and customer service industries better than ever. Get a Demo.

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Adding a Chatbot: Trust a Pro or Build it Yourself?

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When there is an inconsistent experience, everyone gets frustrated because of the repetitive data collection by chatbots, IVR, and live agents. For instance, if a client switches from a conversation with an AI chatbot to a phone call, the IVR is unlikely to know that the user had just been conversing with the bot.

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Conversational AI: Trends to Watch in 2023

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Since 2002, SmartAction has helped 100+ industry-leading brands streamline their contact centers and take their customer experience to the next level through AI voice, text, and chat.

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From Q-and-A to Two-Way: Conversational AI is the Future of Voice Assistants

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In fact, it’s the most rapidly evolved technology in the contact center today. This is not the voice automation experience of even three or four years ago where even single-word command barely worked (and it still costs you an arm and a leg to implement). It’s gratifying to see that the New York Times agrees with us!

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Customer Rage Study Podcast: Interview With Scott Broetzmann and Mary Murcott

Connecting the Dots

Scott Broetzmann : The concept of the National Customer Rage study goes all the way back to 2002, but it really wasn’t about customer rage at the time. But whenever I call a contact center now, I dread it. Well, an IVR survey doesn’t measure that at all. When and how the Customer Rage study begin?