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  1. SIV Applications and VoiceXML Judith A. Markowitz, PhD J. Markowitz, Consultants Chicago, IL www.jmarkowitz.com W3C Workshop on SIV March 5, 2009 1 1

  2. Quick Review - - Markets Markets Quick Review • Broad markets Broad markets • • Government & private industry Government & private industry • • North America is the biggest market North America is the biggest market • • Australia & Europe are growth areas Australia & Europe are growth areas • • Leading industries Leading industries • □ financial services financial services □ □ corrections corrections □ □ law enforcement and intelligence law enforcement and intelligence □ Judith Markowitz W3C SIV Workshop 2 2 J. Markowitz, Consultants March 5 2009

  3. Quick Review - - Applications Applications Quick Review Most widely-deployed applications • password reset • monitoring/reporting • access control (e.g., bank account) • surveillance/lawful intercept Judith Markowitz W3C SIV Workshop 3 3 J. Markowitz, Consultants March 5 2009

  4. SIV in VoiceXML SIV in VoiceXML What Kinds of Applications What Kinds of Applications Should Be Supported Should Be Supported by VoiceXML? by VoiceXML? Judith Markowitz W3C SIV Workshop 4 4 J. Markowitz, Consultants March 5 2009

  5. SIV in VoiceXML SIV in VoiceXML Four areas where applications differ Four areas where applications differ • User interaction • Input device • Application runtime • Architecture Judith Markowitz W3C SIV Workshop 5 5 J. Markowitz, Consultants March 5 2009

  6. SIV in VoiceXML SIV in VoiceXML User Interaction User Interaction 1. User-application dialogue for SIV IVR, user knowingly using SIV (PR, M/R, AA) 2. User-application dialogue for another purpose SIV in background. user-system interaction is the same as for #1 – possible privacy issue (PR, M/R, AC) 3. No user-system dialogue (S/LI) 4. Combination e.g., AC with watchlist check Judith Markowitz W3C SIV Workshop 6 6 J. Markowitz, Consultants March 5 2009

  7. SIV in VoiceXML SIV in VoiceXML Type of SIV in Dialogues Type of SIV in Dialogues 1. Text dependent (PR, M/R, AC) 2. Text prompted (PR, M/R, AC) 3. Text independent (any app) 4. Combination (any app) Judith Markowitz W3C SIV Workshop 7 7 J. Markowitz, Consultants March 5 2009

  8. SIV in VoiceXML SIV in VoiceXML Input device Input device 1. Telephone used as a telephone (any app) 2. Other device used as a telephone (any app) 3. Telephone not used as a telephone (AC) 4. Other device on a non-telephony network (any app) Judith Markowitz W3C SIV Workshop 8 8 J. Markowitz, Consultants March 5 2009

  9. SIV in VoiceXML SIV in VoiceXML Application runtime Application runtime 1. Streaming (almost any app) 2. Buffered (almost any app) 3. Batch/Stored (S/LI) Judith Markowitz W3C SIV Workshop 9 9 J. Markowitz, Consultants March 5 2009

  10. SIV in VoiceXML SIV in VoiceXML Architecture – where is the SIV done? 1. Network – Centralized (any app) 2. Network – Distributed (any app) 2a. Multiple servers - same functions 2b. Multiple servers - different functions 3. Embedded (AC) 4. Distributed SIV processing (any app) Judith Markowitz W3C SIV Workshop 10 10 J. Markowitz, Consultants March 5 2009

  11. SIV in VoiceXML SIV in VoiceXML Architecture – multiple factors 1. ASR and SIV (PR, M/R, AC) 2. Multiple SIV engines (any app) 3. Multiple biometrics (any app) 4. Multiple security factors (any app) 5. Multiple search factors SIV with speech search (S/LI) Judith Markowitz W3C SIV Workshop 11 11 J. Markowitz, Consultants March 5 2009

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