Taking advantage of how we use our brains and voices can lead to greater efficiencies and a better bottom line. In some instances, these efficiencies are inconvenient for the customer; in other instances, they can make life a heck of a lot easier. In either event, the time it takes to repeatedly perform a task improves when hands are removed from the equation and voice takes over.
iVoice Technology Inc., a designer/manufacturer/marketer of interactive voice response software, works to offer voice-activated solutions for database and voice-oriented productivity issues. Using voice automated systems, databases can be more quickly and easily configured, and incoming/outgoing calls and e-mails can be designed to achieve higher levels of customer satisfaction and marketing potential. The company also works to increase shareholder value through allying with companies involved in developing proprietary opportunities.
The core of the company’s business is the voice opportunities that digital management systems offer. If the product is digitally oriented, the company can customize a product that takes advantage of audio superiorities. Text to voice and/or voice alone options are offered depending upon need. A solid example of the company’s product capabilities can be heard in today’s political climate. A database of a political party can be divided into particular groupings, and different recorded messages sent to individualized demographics within that group. Another distinct advantage can be found in configuring databases where a simple voice command can be given for the correct code to be inserted for optimal organization of the database. The general concept is finding the organizational efficiencies available by adding voice and eliminating hands.
iVoice Technology, a recent spin-off company from iVoice Inc., not only offers stock value with its voice management and efficiency products, but also by working with companies at the apparent leading edge of their respective markets. Atire Technologies Inc. is one such company that iVoice has signed a letter of intent to acquire. This company works with recycled tires to manufacture its SoundSpong product, designed to put a dent in the waste-tire environmental and health issues facing the world today. The company is firmly rooted in the audio market and is apparently ready to do whatever it takes to return value to its owners. Wherever the sound travels, iVoice Technology Inc. is likely to be found.
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