Munich, Germany November 10th, 2010: European Computer Telecoms AG (ECT), a leading provider of voice and multimedia value-added services, has deployed yet another set of powerful features for its highly successful televoting solution implemented by one of the top former incumbents in Europe.
The enhancements not only extend the feature set for the network operator, but also give service providers using the platform increased data transparency and provide additional encryption options for sensitive caller data, for example, for calling line identity restriction, or CLIR.
In future, callers will have the possibility to approve the storage of their data during an active call or at any other time over a secure web portal, or via SMS. They can also be sent a direct request to enter their number using DTMF (dual-tone multi-frequency).
Enhanced data monitoring features allow access made via various channels, such as voice, SMS or Internet, to be assigned to individual users even with CLIR activated. User statistics can be created over all customers by the reseller or the platform operator, making monitoring more flexible for all involved parties.
There are also numerous extensions for voice applications; announcements can be replaced by telephone and no longer just by web. In case of errors, overflow routing settings can be used for each individual cause.
“Televoting is more popular than ever”, says Michel Fontaine, Director Solution Development at ECT. “The features we have added take what is already the most powerful solution of its kind on the market yet one step further”.
According to a market study published by VATM, the Association of Telecommunications and Value-Added Service Providers, and Dialog Consult in October 2010, televoting is the only value-added service to show a notable increase in traffic volume and revenue in 2010 compared to the previous year.
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