Abstract: Disclosed is a method, system, and computer program product for preserving actions taken after a snapshot. One embodiment of the method may comprise capturing a snapshot of a virtualized container environment (VCE), the VCE comprising one or more applications-of-interest. The method may further comprise intercepting an event-of-interest directed to an application-of-interest within the VCE. The method may further comprise automatically storing the intercepted event in an action database. The method may further comprise, in response to a user instruction to revert the VCE to a prior snapshot, generating an automated script from the intercepted events, wherein the automated script comprises actions that occurred in the VCE after capture of the selected snapshot; and executing the automated script.

Abstract: There is disclosed an interactive voice response system for prompting a user with feedback during speech recognition. A user who speaks too slowly or too quickly may speak even more slowly or quickly in response to an error in speech recognition. The present system aims to give the user specific feedback on the speed of speaking. The method can include: acquiring an utterance from a user; recognizing a string of words from the utterance; acquiring for each word the ratio of actual duration of delivery to ideal duration; calculating an average ratio for all the words wherein the average ratio is an indication of the speed of the delivery of the utterance; and prompting the user as to the speed of delivery of the utterance according to the average ratio.

Abstract: There is disclosed an interactive voice response system for prompting a user with feedback during speech recognition. A user who speaks too slowly or too quickly may speak even more slowly or quickly in response to an error in speech recognition. The present system aims to give the user specific feedback on the speed of speaking. The method can include: acquiring an utterance from a user; recognising a string of words from the utterance; acquiring for each word the ratio of actual duration of delivery to ideal duration; calculating an average ratio for all the words wherein the average ratio is an indication of the speed of the delivery of the utterance; and prompting the user as to the speed of delivery of the utterance according to the average ratio.