What do recent Microsoft® changes to C# mean to VBVoice developers?
Lease or buy? Ever wanted a Lexus, but couldn't dream of putting out the 60K? Is $499 a month more your speed? As the interactive voice response (IVR) industry shifts and adapts to customer needs and technology, players in the IVR field are coming up with new ways to offer the service to customers.
In this blog post we're going to examine the new on-demand pricing (or pay-as-you-go) model and a typical and useful application of this model. Think of the on-demand model like leasing a car – only pay for what you can afford and on your terms.
On-demand pricing is becoming more popular because organizations want to pay for applications as they are used rather than make an investment that can be difficult or even impossible to recoup. Think:
A good example of on demand is the ability to design your own survey using IVR in three easy steps:
These steps are done all online without interference from a middleman. Getting back to the leasing analogy...you get a quality product with minimum to medium investment while you remain in the driver's seat.
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What do recent Microsoft® changes to C# mean to VBVoice developers?
Interactive voice response (IVR) technology is constantly adapting to the industry’s needs. An example of such an adaptation is visual IVR (VIVR).
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