Fanatstic Nuance Solution Brings Self-Service Directly to Mobile Phone Consumers

3:51 pm   -   July 29th, 2008

Nuance Mobile Care is Groundbreaking Innovation that will Better Serve Consumers was Confirmed by Customers and Industry Expert

Today, Nuance Communications, Inc. announced Nuance Mobile Care (NMC), which is an easy-to-use mobile phone application that engages the mobile consumer in a new customer care experience. By simply dialing the care number of their wireless provider, NMC enables callers to check their balance, pay their bill, or perform other care tasks directly on the mobile screen. Nuance has already signed the solution’s first wireless carrier, selected because of the application’s ease of access and intuitive navigation, which it expects to drive adoption and high success rates.

Each month, more than 250 million calls are placed to customer care by U.S. wireless subscribers that wait an average of three minutes to speak to an agent. Even with Web, WAP, and IVR automation in place, the U.S. wireless industry spends more than $7 billion each year in agent costs to serve their subscribers. NMC re-defines customer care through effortless access, personalization and a highly responsive user experience. The experience provided enables carriers to increase self-service automation rates, thereby improving customer satisfaction and driving down agent costs.

“Nuance is first introducing the powerful Nuance Mobile Care framework for mobile service providers worldwide,” said Mikael Berner, vice president and general manager, Nuance On-Demand. “What’s so captivating about this solution is that consumers love the experience. Rather than hoping to avoid calling customer care, we’ve found people prefer to access their account information via Mobile Care, preferring it over Web, touchtone, or WAP service. Nuance Mobile Care is the latest milestone in our mission to serve the world’s consumers and transform customer care as we know it.”

NMC creates a highly engaging and new channel of communication that drives an exchange of value between the carrier and their subscribers. Carriers slash agent costs, reinforce their brand and drive loyalty. In addition, subscribers get what they want: fast, relevant service.

“In the past and motivated by the high cost of live agent customer care, carriers have attempted to find a way to improve self-service for the Anywhere Consumer through mobile Web and WAP solutions,” said Ken Landoline, program manager, Customer-Centric Strategies at Yankee Group. “The solutions were hard to locate on the mobile handset and the interfaces left a lot to be desired. The resulting low usage levels did not translate into carrier savings. The Nuance announcement describes a solution that improves the customer experience, cuts the cost of providing service, and drives incremental carrier revenues. This can be a win/win situation for everyone.”

With expertise in both customer care and mobile technology, Nuance is uniquely positioned to successfully deliver customer care applications for the handset. More than seven billion care interactions are processed annually on the firm’s technology, and the company’s software is embedded in more than 3.5 billion shipped handsets. Nuance also has extensive relationships with carriers and every major mobile OEM, a necessity for driving this ground-breaking solution to market.

Nuance Communications, Inc.

Nuance, (NASDAQ: NUAN), is a leading provider of speech and imaging solutions for businesses and consumers around the world. Its technologies, applications, and services make the user experience more compelling by transforming the way people interact with information and how they create, share, and use documents. Every day, millions of users and thousands of businesses experience Nuance’s proven applications.

For more information, please visit their website: http://www.nuance.com

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