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Best practices on worldwide implementation projects NPS improvement compliance and quality assurance voice driven data input Alexey Popov CEO of Spitch AG 20 of all internet search ID: 597520

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Preparing for the future –

Best practices on worldwide implementation projects, NPS improvement, compliance and quality assurance, voice driven data input

Alexey Popov, CEO of Spitch AGSlide2

20%

of all internet search queries performed by voice commandsin 2016

1.5B+

voice search queries processed

by

Googlein 2016 per day

300xgrowth in voice internet search queries over the last 5 years

65%of smartphone owners using Voice Assistantsin 2015

It is imperative to respond to market needs with service options meeting customer expectations

Digital speech technologies are part of life for millennials

(50% of web searches in the US by young people are already done by voice)Slide3

Vision & Mission

Respond to the new reality of digitally transformed communications by customized speech recognition and semantic interpretation delivered in a cloud or via a toolkit.The new reality is coming — McKinsey predicts that global potential economic impact of automation of knowledge management will reach US$ 5.2‑6.7 trillion in 2025. Speech recognition and

semantic interpretation technologies are starting to play a significant role in online communication channels.

I

n

the omni-channel model they deliver big data learning capability and means for identity verification. Speech information retrieval approach fuses speech technologies and search facilities into one product.The success of a speech analytics project is

measured by the ability to reach the highest accuracy. Spitch achieves this by combining unique mathematics, bespoke technology adaptation, and Swiss-made precision work-flow.Win by easy access and high accuracySlide4

International

best practice in speech technologies implementation – bankingBarclaysINGWells FargoCitibankGarantiOCBC Bankand other big, middle- and even small-size banksSlide5

International

best practice in speech technologies implementation – insuranceManulife deploys both voice biometrics and speech recognition to speed up authentication for customers and advisors calling in (28,000 daily). Predictive analytics is used to help understand the next best solution for customers

Advertising and campaigning: the

new American Family Insurance

“Ask Russell”

app lets consumers chat with National Football League player Russell Wilson

by voice

Application of voice risk analysis (VRA) as well as a sentiment analysis technologies for fraud preventionSlide6

International best practices – other use cases

Sentiment analysis and multifactor verification for Spitch customers in banking

Case of today: continuous + multifactor ID

verification, fraudster identification

Case of tomorrow:

automatic risk scoring of conversations, followed by call steering to security and other specialistsfraudster identification

NPS measuring and improvement for a

Spitch customer in telecom

Case of today:

auto post-call surveys, sentiment analysis

Case of tomorrow:

automating all the customer feedback collection processes

Compliance and quality assurance for a Spitch customer in call center industry

Case of today:

understanding meaning in IVR, card numbers recognition

Case of tomorrow:

in a majority of cases customers will interact with the machine

Voice-driven IVR and data input for

S

pitch customers in all industries

Case of today:

adherence to scripts and quality

standards, auto agent coaching

Case of tomorrow:

speech data mining for predictive sales personalization and more efficient servicesSlide7

Benefits of

implementation. Not just CEM, but boosting internal efficiency.Implementation of Spitch intelligent IVR with an average of 15% improvement in First Call Resolution (FCR) on 10,000 calls per day delivers cost-savings at $1,423,500 per year

Using industry-standard costs for agents,

telephony,

and other costs,

third-party estimates of the average human agent cost per minute price it at $1.045

1 0.175 is the average per minute cost based on the industry standard $0.10 and $0.25 per-minute costs.Slide8

Ready to Go

Market ReadinessYounger generation prefers voice search and VUITechnologyexcellenceSystems tailored to your needs to hear your customers

Hardware

capability

we are not demanding in terms

of server capability and all solutions can be cloud based

Experienceddevelopersand integrators

PreparedecosystemLTE/4-5G, smartphone capability,and other preconditions are in place

At present, all of the most important success factors in speech technologies are already in

place. The cycle is complete.Slide9

Spitch V

ision of Contact Centre 2020

Omni-channel will become standard:

Customers will be able to use any suitable channel with a seamless switch between channels at any stage of the process

Voice user interface will appear in most mobile self-service apps

In the majority of cases, customers will interact with the machine:

Speech-to-text detects context and picks up keywords

Speaker verification

/

identification confirms the identity of a caller or identifies who is calling

Chat-bot

finds the answer in

the relevant knowledge base

Text-to-speech delivers the answer

Only calls on new topics and highly specialized questions are automatically referred to the human experts

Customer

satisfaction steadily

improves:

Sentiment analysis is used for evaluating

customer satisfaction

E

xperts

use the results for continuous

machine

learningSlide10

Language-dependent voice biometrics verification based on neural networks and machine learning for constant self-improvement of accuracy, as well as tools allowing fine-tuning of the system’s “intellect” by

clients’ or partners’ staff, if neededCloud-based architectureSet of tools (lingware portal, mobile SDKs) for in-built biometrics services in any devices for replication and

popularizing in partner apps

Intellectual hybrid anti-fraud mechanisms

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Source:

Disruptive technologies: Advances that will transform life, business, and the global economy.

McKinsey Global Institute, May 2013

Advances in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and natural user interfaces (e.g. voice recognition) are making it possible to automate many knowledge work processes that have long been regarded as impossible or impractical for machines to perform.

Speech recognition and voice user interfaces are prerequisites for an immense leap of automation of knowledge work

*

Technologies of the future

You invest not in yesterday’s or today’s technology but in tomorrow's growth drivers Slide11

Spitch HQ and R&D team is based in Zurich.

We operate under the Swiss legislation and are compliant with Swiss Banking and Data Protection laws. We speak the same languages. We are committed to the Swiss standards of quality.

Spitch cooperates with University of

Zurich,

utilizing the latest academic

achievements.Spitch is a member of Swiss ICT Association and Swiss Finance Startups (SFS), a non-profit organization

uniting Swiss Fintech ventures.

Matterhorn | The classic view from Zermatt | Photo by FabioberniSlide12

This document was prepared by Spitch AG for information purposes only. The Company collected the information in this document from sources, which the Company considers reliable, the information was not independently verified or otherwise confirmed. The Company does not assume any responsibility as to the accuracy or completeness of any third-party information contained herein, and assumes responsibility only for the correct reproduction of the above information obtained, the Company does not make any other applications nor other warranty with respect to such information. This document contains certain statements regarding future events. Such statements contain significant assumptions and subjective judgments of the management, which in turn can be true or false. There is no assurance that the events anticipated by the Company will take place in the future. Views and intentions of the Company expressed herein are the views and intentions in good faith.

Thank you!

Alexey Popov, CEO

Spitch AG, Kreuzstrasse 54, Zurich, 8008, Switzerland

+41 44 542 82 66

www.spitch.ch

Spitch UK, 3 More London Riverside, London, UK, SE1 2RE

+44 20 3283 43 43

Spitch Italy, Via Torino 2, 20123, Milano, Italy

+39 02 725 467 70