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Bringing Video to the Voice Arena
The latest speech application development tools allow programmers to incorporate video applications as well.
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Posted 01 May 2007
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The Art and Science of War
U.S. forces in Iraq are stepping up field testing of speech translation devices.
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Posted 01 Apr 2007
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2005 Speech Solutions Winners
For four years Speech Technology Magazine has recognized the individuals and companies whose efforts have propelled the speech industry forward. Upon being nominated and then approved as a candidate in the topic area; winners were then selected by online voting of the readers of Speech Technology Magazine. The categories and winners are:
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Posted 30 Aug 2005
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Milestones in Speech Technology Past and Future!
The Past:Speech and language, and the mysteries and magic surrounding them, have a long and venerable history, reaching back into mythological time. Only in this past half century have serious inroads been made into understanding them well enough to be able to emulate them with computer technology. Many top-notch researchers and engineers worldwide have contributed critical pieces to these puzzles. The examples discussed here illustrate just a few of the key milestones, both technical and
Feature,
Posted 30 Aug 2005
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Most Innovative Solutions Awards 2005
According to Daniel Hong, voice business analyst at Datamonitor, the global voice business value chain* will grow from $716 million for 2004 to $1,939 million by 2009 at a CAGR of 22 percent. Speech Technology Magazine presents the third annual Most Innovative Solutions awards in recognition of the enterprises and service providers who are deploying innovative speech applications driving this growth. These applications are an integral touch point of their customers' contact with them and
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Posted 20 Jun 2005
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The Role of Speech in Healthcare
According to the American Medical Association (AMA), there is a nationwide shortage of more than 168,000 nurses and other health care professionals. With 60 percent of emergency rooms working at or above capacity, it is essential that hospitals utilize their staff and time carefully, which is becoming more difficult to accomplish as more and more people are turning to the emergency room for care. CDC reports from 2002 estimate that approximately 110.2 million visits were
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Posted 06 Mar 2005
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