Avaya Aura Orchestration Designer



Similar documents
Avaya Interaction Center

Avaya Interaction Center

Avaya Interaction Center

IBM Rational Web Developer for WebSphere Software Version 6.0

Avaya Aura Contact Center 6.2

Avaya Aura Contact Center 6.4

Avaya Aura Contact Center 6.2

Avaya Contact Center Control Manager (ACCCM)

Avaya Media Processing Server 500

Product Brochure. Enigma Contact Center. Impressive Customer Experience Thru Unifying Communication

Abstract. Avaya Solution & Interoperability Test Lab

Migrating Legacy IVR Applications to VoiceXML with Voxeo The advantages of a 100% VoiceXML compliant platform

PBX IVR ACD. 7011Koll Center Parkway, Suite 150 Pleasanton, CA Phone: (925) Fax: (925) SUPERVISOR, MANAGER

MULTICHANNEL CONTACT CENTER rfp Presented by Avaya. IP and Non-IP Call Center

Deploying Cisco Unified Contact Center Express Volume 1

VXI* IVR / IVVR. VON.x 2008 OpenSER Summit. Ivan Sixto CEO / Business Dev. Manager. San Jose CA-US, March 17th, 2008

How To Develop A Voice Portal For A Business

VOXEO CXP. Application Lifecycle Management for Next-Generation Customer Contact

PRODUCT GUIDE Version 1.2 HELPDESK EXPRESS 1.0

IP Contact Center: Realize the Full Business Potential of IP Contact Centers

Avaya Interactive Voice Response

Advanced Multichannel Contact Management

Intelligent Customer Routing: A New Architectural Approach to Intelligent Customer Service

Siemens HiPath ProCenter Multimedia

Avaya Interactive Voice Response

...Avaya Contact Centre Solutions

CHECKLIST: IS YOUR CRM EVOLVED?

Description: Objective: Upon completing this course, the learner will be able to meet these overall objectives:

Information. OpenScape Contact Center Voice Portal V7.0 R2 Enable Open Dialogue, Intuitive Interaction, and Seamless Handoff

Oracle PeopleSoft CRM Integration into the Contact Center. Technical Integration Brief

Deploying Cisco Unified Contact Center Express - Digital

Solution Overview: Geomant Contact Expert for Microsoft Lync Server

A standards-based approach to application integration

Avaya Engagement Development Platform: Taking Applications Development to the Next Level

Version Overview. Business value

Avaya Product Comparison

Intelligent Contact Management with. Flexible cloud services from VoltDelta. Contact centre Self service Customer insight

Cisco Unified Communications System Release 6.1 Enriches Collaboration Through a Unified Workspace

How To Deploy An Eservices On A Windows Server On A Microsoft Server On An Unix Server On Your Computer Or Ipad Or Ipa Server On The Netbook (For A Single Tenant) On A Server On Linux Or Sunsoft

The Adaptable Business Architecture: How SIP and Web Services Transform the Voice Self Service Model

Cisco IOS Voice XML Browser

Aspect Customer Experience Platform (CXP)

ORACLE MOBILE APPLICATION FRAMEWORK DATA SHEET

Cisco Healthcare Intelligent Contact Center

Aspect Education Services

OpenScape Contact Center Campaign Director V7

Vocalité Version 2.4 Feature Overview

A vaya IP Office Contact Center Solutions

ORACLE ADVANCED INBOUND TELEPHONY

VoiceXML and VoIP. Architectural Elements of Next-Generation Telephone Services. RJ Auburn

Mobile Application Languages XML, Java, J2ME and JavaCard Lesson 03 XML based Standards and Formats for Applications

Deploying Cisco Unified Contact Center Express 5.0 (UCCX)

Communiqué 4. Standardized Global Content Management. Designed for World s Leading Enterprises. Industry Leading Products & Platform

CONTACT CENTER SOLUTIONS

Information. OpenScape Contact Center Agile V8 Bringing Customer Satisfaction Within Reach. Communication for the open minded

Customer contact solutions from Genesys and IBM: Improve your customers experience and reduce costs

Dialogic IP Media Server. Erik Pras

Cisco IOS Voice XML Browser

Mitel MiContact Center Enterprise & Business

Enterprise Communication Suite

Installation and Release Bulletin Replication Server Messaging Edition for Linux, Microsoft Windows, and UNIX

Business Value Reporting and Analytics

Contact Center Solutions

VoiceXML versus SALT: selecting a voice

MiContact Center Outbound

Application Notes for Speech Technology Center Voice Navigator 8 with Avaya Aura Experience Portal Issue 1.0

Dialogos Voice Platform

b+s Connects CCE Edition

Software Development Kit

A Jacada & Microsoft CCF Competitive Review

Mitel Solidus ecare. Revolutionize how you communicate and collaborate with colleagues, customers and business partners.

Voice Processing Standards. Mukesh Sundaram Vice President, Engineering Genesys (an Alcatel company)

Communications as a Service

ERICSSON SOLIDUS ecare AGENT, MANAGEMENT AND SELF-SERVICE APPLICATIONS BUILT FOR BETTER BUSINESS

OpenScape Contact Center Agile

Architectural Overview

IVR CRM Integration. Migrating the Call Center from Cost Center to Profit. Definitions. Rod Arends Cheryl Yaeger BenchMark Consulting International

Cisco IOS VoiceXML Browser

Avaya IP Office Unified Communications for Small Business

CUSTOM INTERACTIVE VOICE4NET TELEPHONY SOLUTIONS. Contact Center HD.

SIP-Based Solutions in the Contact Center: Using Dialogic Media Gateways with the Genesys Voice Platform

Aspect Customer Experience Platform (CXP)

High performance, managed, measured telephone calls, s and SMS to keep in touch with prospects and customers

The Cross-Media Contact Center

Media Call Center. Quick Start Guide.

Our mission is to develop and to offer innovative customer interaction.

IBM Tivoli Service Request Manager

NEW. ProduCt information

Data Sheet VISUAL COBOL WHAT S NEW? COBOL JVM. Java Application Servers. Web Tools Platform PERFORMANCE. Web Services and JSP Tutorials

Oracle WebLogic Foundation of Oracle Fusion Middleware. Lawrence Manickam Toyork Systems Inc

CCXML & the Power of Standards-Based Call Control E X E C U T I V E B R I E F I N G M A R C H

Expert Customer Service is the Key to Success. Comarch Contact Center

customer care solutions

Transcription:

Avaya Aura Orchestration Designer Avaya Aura Orchestration Designer is a unified service creation environment for faster, lower cost design and deployment of voice and multimedia applications and agent workflows. T

Overview Does your development staff have all the tools they need to quickly create more powerful, integrated, and cost effective multimedia applications and services for your business? Avaya Aura Orchestration Designer may be the answer. Orchestration Designer is a fully featured graphical Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Avaya Aura Experience Portal and Avaya Aura Contact Center. In contrast to text-based coding and scripting, Orchestration Designer is a drag and drop graphical development environment that allows for faster, less costly design, coding, debugging, testing, simulation, and deployment of agent-based and agent-less service and support applications. Based on industry standards Eclipse, Orchestration Designer is the next generation release of our award winning Avaya Dialog Designer and Service Creation Environment (SCE) for Contact Center. Orchestration Designer is provided to Avaya customers and Avaya Partners at no additional cost. Key Benefits Orchestration Designer allows you to quickly respond to changing requirements and make improvements to your customer experience with speed and ease. Key benefits include: Simpler application creation and management - Orchestration Designer is a complete authoring, simulation, and deployment support for interactive multichannel, multimodal workflows and applications. 2 avaya.com

Build more personal, cross channel experiences - Create dynamic personalized experiences across phone, email, SMS, video, mobile, and even social media. Faster time to market, lower risks Reuse and modify existing, proven applications and workflow elements to meet changing business requirements. Lower development costs Use of all the latest industry standards, Web services, Java, VoiceXML, CCXML, and Eclipse, help maximize interoperability and lower costs. Protect existing investments In addition to Experience Portal and Avaya Aura Contact Center, Orchestration Designer supports application design for Avaya Media Processing Server, Avaya Interactive Response, Avaya Voice Portal, and previous Nortel Contact Center platforms. Key Features Application and workflow design wizards Orchestration Designer is easy to learn and use, reducing the need for specific application developer expertise. It includes design wizards for recording phrases, building prompts, defining grammars, and synthesizing speech. In addition, the database wizard provides a simple interface to local or remote SQL databases via the Java Database Connector (JDBC) architecture, and the Web Services wizard provides a simple interface to Web Services (WSDL/SOAP). Built-in simulation and debugging The built-in, fully featured VoiceXML and CCXML browser allows fast simulation and debugging of speech or voice enabled applications. An application simulator integrates with local or remote Speech resources to help simulate and refine the caller experience from the development environment. Debug capabilities allow developers to pause application simulation to inspect or modify application data reducing development and testing time. By leveraging your existing web server environments for deployment, Orchestration Designer facilitates reuse of web-based integrations, web server assets and skills, webbased application development and consistent supply chains, all driving faster time to market and reduced cost of ownership. Highlights Develop dynamic, collaborative experiences that seamlessly blend channels, agents, and self service Design end to end interactions across all media and modes Simplify integration to third party systems and complex legacy applications with Web services Design engaging inbound and outbound phone, mobile, video, email, and SMS applications Easily build services leveraging multiple Avaya Contact Center software platforms avaya.com 3

Key Features Application and workflow design wizards Built-in simulation and debugging Open standards support Application portability Enterprise application integration Contact Center integration Orchestration Designer integrates to third party automated speech recognition (ASR) and text-tospeech (TTS) engines via a built in Media Resource Control Protocol (MRCP) interface. Integration to third party ASR and TTS software is separately priced and licensed. Open standards support Supports Web Services with a simple to use Web Services interface through the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) wizard supporting SOAP/XML remote procedure calls. First party call control applications can be built with CCXML that allow direct integration with Web Services, databases, and business logic for applications such as find-me, follow-me applications. Application portability Orchestration Designer supports creation of VoiceXML applications for Avaya Interactive Response (IR) and Avaya Media Processing Servers (MPS) as well as multimedia self service applications written for Avaya Voice Portal (VP). This approach allows you to care for and move applications from existing MPS, IR, or VP platforms to Experience Portal with fewer rewrites. Enterprise application integration Orchestration Designer provides Eclipse-based integration and extension points that allow external applications to easily interface and integrate with Orchestration Designer applications. These external connectors are called Pluggable Data Connectors. Pluggable Data Connectors can be easily written for integration to Avaya software like Avaya Proactive Outreach Manager and Avaya Proactive Contact as well as packaging of complex legacy enterprise applications via Web Services or integration to third party backend services, CTI, or ACD systems. Contact Center integration Orchestration Designer supports application design for Avaya Aura Contact Center, Avaya Aura Experience Portal, Avaya Intelligent Customer Routing, Avaya Proactive Outreach Manager, Avaya Media Processing Server, Avaya Interactive 4 avaya.com

Response, Avaya Voice Portal, and prior releases of Nortel Contact Center. It includes pre-built connectors for Avaya Application Enablement Services (AES), Avaya Proactive Contact, and Avaya Interaction Center (IC). Extensive integration and pre-build support for multiple platforms makes it easier for developers to deploy more personalized and seamless handoffs between their existing Avaya Contact Center software components. Architecture Orchestration Designer is based on Eclipse and consists of two installable modules: a Self Service Module and a Contact Center Module. The Self Service Module is the latest generation of Avaya Dialog Designer and supports multimedia application design, simulation and deployment for all Avaya Self Service platforms. Developers can select, configure, and link application templates and build reusable components to design new automated services and workflows. It supports integration across Web services interfaces, third party databases, computer telephony integration, Java, and even legacy 3270/5250 systems. The Contact Center Module is based on the former Nortel Service Creation Environment for Contact Center and supports design of multimedia agent workflows and scripts for Avaya Aura Contact Center and prior releases of Nortel Contact Center. These applications help ensure that contacts are routed to the qualified agents as quickly as possible. Treatments such as estimated wait time, callback, and other self service can be provided while in queue with all data transferred to the agent for screenpop. Orchestration Designer s integrated, yet modular approach means you can easily install and use the capabilities you need today and add functionality when you need it. Tight integration and a common design paradigm make it easy to add multimedia contact center or self service elements as your business requirements change. Conclusion Take your customer experience to a new level. Employ the latest automated customer care best practices and technologies to help lower your costs while delivering a superior experience. Learn More For more information about how Avaya Aura Experience Portal and Avaya Aura Orchestration Designer can support your business, please contact your Avaya Account Manager, Avaya Authorized Partner, or visit us on our Web site at avaya.com. avaya.com 5

Features/Platforms, Protocols, Interfaces System Requirements Development Environment Operating Systems:, XP, Vista, Windows 7 Dialog Designer Deployment Environment Operating System: Windows Server 2003, Solaris 10, Red Hat Linux ES 4.0/5.0 Web Server: Apache Tomcat 5.5, 6.0, IBM WebSphere Express 6.1, 7, IBM WebSphere Application Server 6.1, y, Oracle Weblogic 10, 10.3, 11g Application Development Environment Eclipse 3.5/3.6 VoiceXML 2.0/2.1 Browser CCXML 1.0 browser Telephony Simulation Environment Integrated SAPI ASR/TTS resources Optional MRCP connector to 3rd party ASR/TTS resources Video simulation Call Flow Builder Grammar Editor Prompt and Phrase Editor Speech, IVR, email, and SMS templates Live application highlighting Multiple call flow support Multi-lingual support Enhanced Call Classification for answering machine, fax tone, and voice detection Data Integration JDBC database support for customer supplied databases/ drivers (Oracle, MS SQL, etc) SOAP/XML/WSDL Web Services Pluggable Data Connector for packaging of complex Web Services or integration to 3rd party applications Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL) for voice and video Java Servlet 3270/5250 JMS (MQ Series) EJB CRM and enterprise applications integration through Web Services and Java integration Java Native Interface (JNI) for legacy support Advanced Capabilities Pre-built Computer Telephony Integration Pre-built Contact Center (Avaya Interaction Center) Support traditional call center integration with Universal Call ID (UCID) and User to User information (UUI) Advanced Capabilities (continued) Multi-lingual call flow support with dynamic language binding Audio Variable dynamic prompts available in 20+ languages (embedded dynamic prompts) Localization Bundles support for Optional Packages Application and Integration Simulation Scripting Supports Experience Portal Privacy Feature Support for VoiceXML Object Tag and Sub-dialog (OSDM support) Easier integration of 3rd party sub dialogs CTI and Platform Support Avaya CT with JTAPI 3.1 Avaya Interaction Center (IC) 6.1 or later Application Enablement Services 3.1 (AES) or later with JTAPI Application Enablement Services 3.1 (AES) or later with XCSTA through Web Services Integration Third party CTI Available through Pluggable Data Connectors and Web Services Integration Management, Reporting Support Application Logging Tag with Arbitrary Data Support Automated breadcrumb reports for mining of business intelligence Integration with Web Deployment Environments through Eclipse Plug-ins (Tomcat and WebSphere Managers) Retargeted platform and grammar support Application Programmer Interfaces Java API VoiceXML Call Control XML (CCXML) Dynamic Grammar API Speech Capabilities Static and Dynamic Grammar Editors ASR Simulation (through SAPI or MRCP resources) Grammar Simulation (through GUI and scripting) OSDM/NDM core 2.0/5.0, address 2.0/5.0, name 2.0/5.0, Speech Engine and Grammar Specification Support Nuance Recognizer 9/10, Loquendo Speech Suite 7, SRGS Text-to-Speech Capabilities Prompt Support for TTS, SSML Editor for TTS, TTS Simulation (through SAPI/MRCP resources), TTS Simulation (through GUI), TTS Simulation (through scripting) Text-to-Speech Engine and Specification Support Nuance RealSpeak 4.0/4.5, Vocalizer 5.0 6 avaya.com

Create multimedia, multimodal self services applications Build multimedia, contact center agent workflows and applications Refine the customer experience with the built-in application simulator avaya.com 7

About Avaya Avaya is a global provider of business collaboration and communications solutions, providing unified communications, contact centers, data solutions and related services to companies of all sizes around the world. For more information please visit www.avaya.com. 2011 Avaya Inc. All Rights Reserved. Avaya and the Avaya Logo are trademarks of Avaya Inc. and are registered in the United States and other countries. All trademarks identified by,, or SM are registered marks, trademarks, and service marks, respectively, of Avaya Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Avaya may also have trademark rights in other terms used herein. References to Avaya include the Nortel Enterprise business, which was acquired as of December 18, 2009. 06/11 GCC2785-02 8 avaya.com