Verint Americas Inc.

Verint Systems, Inc.

Witness Systems, Inc.

Marc Adam Calahan

Jamie Richard Williams

Thomas Z Dong

Robert John Barnes

Damian Smith

Murali Mohan Reddy Nareddy

Joe Watson

Daniel Thomas Spohrer

Mark Edmund Coleman

Kenneth Richard Brodhagen

Scott M Bluman

David Warren Singer

Christopher Jerome Schnurr

Gary Andrew Duke

Richard Akers

Padraig Carberry

Murali Nareddy

Paul Michael Munro

Dan Spohrer

Richard Laurence Heap

Mark Goodall

Lynn Richard Akers

Timothy Andrew Furnell

Kenneth Richard Broghagen

A system for data recording across a network includes a session border controller connecting incoming data from the network to an endpoint recorder. A load balancer is connected to the network between the session border controller and the endpoint and receives the incoming data from the session border controller, wherein the load balancer comprises computer memory and a processor configured to parse the incoming data into video data and audio data according to identification protocols accessible by the processor from the computer memory. A recording apparatus includes recording memory that receives the incoming data from the load balancer, stores a duplicate version of the incoming data in the recording memory, and connects the incoming data to the endpoint.

Virtual communications assessment system in a multimedia environment

In one embodiment, certain words or phrases spoken by customers during calls to a call center are used to identify or authenticate the user. Words or phrases such as a customer's name, or an account number or telephone number, are selected for a customer. Recordings of the selected words or phrases spoken by the customer during previous calls are used to generate voiceprints that are stored and associated with the customer. Later, when the customer calls the call center, instances of the customer speaking the selected words are extracted from the call (referred to herein as 'audio-of-interest') and are compared against the voiceprints stored for the customer. If the voiceprints match the audio-of-interest the customer is authenticated.

Systems and methods for customer authentication based on audio-of-interest

Real-time speech analytics (RTSA) provides maintaining real-time speech conditions, rules, and triggers, and real-time actions and alerts to take. A call between a user and an agent is received at an agent computing device. The call is monitored to detect in the call one of the real-time speech conditions, rules, and triggers. Based on the detection, at least one real-time action and/or alert is initiated.

Combination of real-time analytics and automation

A system is provided that uses location aware technologies in a variety of environments including retail environments and workplace environments. Location aware technologies associated with computing devices such as mobile phones are used to track users as they move within an environment. With respect to retail environments, a loyalty application may be installed in the phone of a customer that can provide the location of the customer to the retail environment. When it is determined that the customer is near the retail environment, a user profile associated with the customer can be used to select offers or promotions that can be displayed to the customer by the loyalty application to encourage the customer to enter the retail environment. When it is determined that the customer is inside the retail environment, the location of the customer can be used to determine where to dispatch an employee to interact with the customer.

Systems and methods for providing location aware services

Virtual communications identification system with integral archiving protocol

System and method for parsing and archiving multimedia data

Systems and methods for recording a communication session between a customer and an agent of a customer center communication system are provided. In this regard, a representative method comprises: configuring a communication component of the customer center communication system to enable recording of a media stream associated with the communication session; transmitting the media stream over a network based on the configuration of the communication component; receiving the media stream over the network; and recording the received media stream.

Recording invocation of communication sessions

Systems and methods for using secondary communication channel information, such as RTCP information to facilitate correlating business information to allow gateway recording. Using information in this secondary communication channel the recording system can correlate the business metadata either directly (e.g., using a phone extension) or through one or more indirect operations (e.g., a call ID-to-universal call id-to-phone extension). Additionally, information in the primary communication channel may be used to perform an indirect operation to correlate auxiliary business information (e.g., using the CALLID or UCID in SIP signaling to resolve the agent's phone extension and thereby access auxiliary business information.)

Using secondary channel information to provide for gateway recording

Systems and methods for recording multiple channels of incoming data. Shared data may be centrally recorded, whereas unique data may be recorded at an endpoint, such as a workstation. A central recording system may request the unique data recorded at the endpoint and correlate it to the shared data. In some implementations, the data may be audio, where the shared data is audio played over speakers, whereas the unique data is audio at a handset of a workstation.

Trading environment recording

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Milton, GA, United States of America

Marc Adam Calahan