With Empirix Testing as a Service (ETaaS), companies can more effectively validate authentication and enrollment applications that utilize voice biometrics to authorize users, as well as the voice response and mobile applications they front-end. By testing performance and identity fraud scenarios prior to deployment with ETaaS, companies can speed deployment cycles, cut project costs and preempt customer-impacting issues.
“Voice-based authentication of callers is key to secure, trusted customer care interactions,” said Dan Miller, senior analyst and founder, Opus Research. “Enterprises must make sure that the applications for voiceprint enrollment as well as ongoing fraud detection are fast and friction-free. Testing can detect and help correct the sorts of faults in callflows and workflows that can give rise to poor caller experience.”
ETaaS combines expert services for designing and developing test plans, as well as industry-leading Empirix Hammer Test technology to execute these tests. To evaluate applications using voice prints, Empirix tests both authorized and non-authorized user scenarios.
“In the era of the ‘always on’ consumer, companies must find new ways to delight and successfully engage with their customers at all times. Creating new, more convenient and more secure ways to communicate is an important part of this strategy,” said Tim Moynihan, vice president of Empirix. “We work with companies as they launch innovative customer contact solutions, helping them assess real-world performance and expected customer experience. We are including voice biometrics testing in our service offerings to ensure that our clients can fully evaluate the wide range of communications options today’s consumers demand.”
Additionally, Tim Moynihan will provide perspective on the challenges in designing, implementing, and deploying applications using voice biometrics, and how to best meet these challenges, during a keynote panel session at the SpeechTEK 2012 conference in New York City. The panel, “Voice Biometrics Best Practices,” will take place at 10:45 a.m. ET on Wednesday, Aug. 15.