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NPR Makes Radio More Accessible
National radio broadcasting network NPR announced plans today that it has taken steps to make its programs accessible to both the deaf and blind.
News Feature,
Posted 08 Jan 2008
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Nuance Will Acquire BeVocal
Speech and imaging solutions supplier Nuance Communications continues the acquisition tidal wave that began with its purchase of Lernout & Hauspie in 2001.
FYI,
Posted 01 Apr 2007
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VoIM Use Grows, But Must Overcome Hurdles
While increased use of instant messaging (IM) in the enterprise, along with the proliferation of features like file sharing and white-boarding, make voice over IM (VoIM) an attractive option, VoIM service providers must tackle ease-of-use and interoperability issues before the technology will become more widespread, according to a new report by Light Reading's Enterprise VoIP Insider.
FYI,
Posted 01 Mar 2007
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IBM Drafts the Standard in Text-to-Speech
IBM in mid-December released a new application programming interface, or middleware, that expands the ability of screenreading programs like Freedom Scientific's JAWS and GW Micro's Window-Eyes, to convert on-screen text and graphics to audio for the blind or visually impaired.
FYI,
Posted 30 Jan 2007
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Gartner Eyes IVR and EVP Vendors
Gartner in December revealed its "Magic Quadrant for IVR and Enterprise Voice Portals," earmarking Avaya, Genesys Telecommunications Laboratories, Nortel, and Intervoice as leaders of the market.
FYI,
Posted 30 Jan 2007
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Industry Dashboard: Datamonitor
Only nine global speech recognition deals were announced between August and October. (Network-based speech deals accounted for almost 80 percent of deals, while the remainder was PC-based.) So far, there have been 77 publicly announced customer wins in the speech recognition market in 2006. In 2005, there were 159 publicly announced wins. This means between now and the end of the year there has to be 82 announced wins for speech to equal that of 2005, which is highly unlikely.
FYI,
Posted 09 Nov 2006
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Industry Dashboard: Datamonitor
Over the past five months, (April to August) there has not been strong activity in terms of publicly announced customer wins in the global speech recognition market. The number of publicly announced speech recognition deals grew from 34 during the first three months of 2006 to reach a total of 69 deals year-to-date for 2006. Network-based speech deals continue to account for the majority of customer wins and revenue, as seen in the technology quadrant of the Industry Dashboard.
FYI,
Posted 12 Sep 2006
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Keith Ward, Chief Technology Officer, Product Support Solutions
Speech Technology Magazine sat down with Keith Ward, CTO of Product Support Solutions, to discuss the latest issues surrounding migration, technology advantages with next generation platforms as well as some of the company's customers.
Q & A,
Posted 20 Jun 2006
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Industry Dashboard: Datamonitor
Momentum continues to build in the speech industry. The number of publicly announced speech recognition deals grew from 15 in the January/February timeframe to reach a total of 34 deals year-to-date for 2006.
FYI,
Posted 08 May 2006
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Dr. Ami Moyal, CEO of NSC
Speech Technology Magazine interviewed Dr. Ami Moyal, CEO of NSC to discuss current issues.
Q & A,
Posted 28 Mar 2006
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Larry Miller, President and CEO, TuVox
Speech Technology Magazine sat down with Larry Miller, president and CEO of TuVox, to talk about the successes in speech technologies during 2005 and his vision for 2006.
Q & A,
Posted 15 Mar 2006
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Dr. Andrew Hunt of Holly Connects
Speech Technology Magazine sat down with Dr. Andrew Hunt, vice president of engineering at Holly Connects, to talk about the successes in speech technologies during 2005 and his vision for 2006.
Q & A,
Posted 09 Mar 2006
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Industry Dashboard: Datamonitor
The first two months in 2006 certainly started off on a strong note for speech recognition. There were 15 publicly announced customer wins across the globe, uptake in the entertainment, media and leisure vertical and some interesting, non-traditional deployments. Not surprisingly, the majority of the wins were network-based speech deals. PC and embedded speech, together, accounted for 20 percent of deals as seen in the technology quadrant in the Industry Dashboard. …
FYI,
Posted 01 Mar 2006
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Industry Dashboard: Datamonitor
This is the first of several studies that Datamonitor will be contributing to Speech Technology Magazine in 2006. These studies, called the Industry Dashboard series, provide insight into the uptake of speech recognition technology across various market segments in the industry. As industry analysts, it is prudent that we constantly track customer wins in order to align our information with the latest trajectory of the industry, identify new trends and provide accurate uptodate market sizing data.…
FYI,
Posted 01 Jan 2006
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