A control device may wake-up a target wireless device through a wired or wireless communications channel. In an implementation, the control device and the wireless device may include a cellular module (e.g., global systems for mobile communications (GSM) capability) to implement an on-demand wake-up call. The on-demand wake-up call may allow the control device to perform at least one task at the wireless device without user intervention at the wireless device.

An apparatus may comprise a memory communicatively coupled to a processor. The processor may be configured to receive a request to perform multiple data processing operations and determine multiple sub-dialogues corresponding to the request. The sub-dialogues are part of a plurality of IVR operations. The processor may be further configured to route the request to a microservice of the microservices based at least in part upon the sub-dialogues. The microservice may be configured to fulfill the request. The processor may generate a response to the request associated with the microservice, update publishing commands in accordance with one or more rules and policies in response to generating the response, and publish the first microservice. The publishing commands associated with the microservice may be updated in isolation from the rest of the microservices.