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Real Soft Inc. (RSI)
2540 Route 130 North
Suite 118
Cranbury NJ 08512
USA

PH: 1-609-409-3636
FAX: 1-609-409-3637
Contact: marketing@realsoftinc.com
Visit their Web site: www.realsoftinc.com

Profile

Real Soft's Speech Enterprise Solutions (SES) division provides expertise in Interactive Voice Response (IVR), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), TDM and IP Based Voice Platforms, Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) and Advanced Speech Recognition. Real Soft's Products, Applications and Professional Services cater to Banking, Financial Services, Insurance, Telecom, Retail, Government and Life Sciences verticals.

This company is listed in the following categories:

Analytics	Auto Attendant Solutions	Computer Telephony Integration (CTI)	Outsourced Services
Packaged Applications	Professional Services/Consulting	Speech Solution Integration	Testing Solutions
Voice User Interface Design

Articles Mentioned

Real Soft Selected for Platinum Membership in the Avaya DeveloperConnection Program

CRANBURY, N.J. - Real Soft was selected by Avaya for Platinum membership in the Avaya DeveloperConnection program.
Industry News, Posted 12 Feb 2007

Speech in the Warehouse

ASR solutions for the warehouse have been available since the 1980s. Yet, when I attended ProMat, the premier warehousing conference, I found that only two of the 700-plus ProMat exhibitors specialize in automatic speech recognition (ASR) solutions: Vocollect and Voxware.
Forward Thinking, Posted 26 Apr 2005 - May/June 2005 Issue

Transcription: What's It Good For Anyway?

Human-computer dialogue systems have claimed center stage in the speech industry bowinghappily to the kudos of an accepting marketplace. This is the inverse of the state of affairs that existed in the mid-1990s when PC-based dictation using statistical processing was clearly the industry's star. Shrink-wrapped general dictation products were awarded extensive shelf space in computer stores and the speech industry had visions of a speech revolution built atop boxes of Dragon NaturallySpeaking® (DNS) and ViaVoice. …
Feature, Posted 06 Mar 2005 - March/April 2005 Issue

VoiceXML Forum Endorses Advancement of VoiceXML 2.0 Specification

PISCATAWAY, NJ - Forum also announces the availability of the X+V specification, version 1.2.
Industry News, Posted 01 Feb 2004

I See What You Are Saying

There's no doubt that speech recognition is an assistive technology. Most of us are familiar with the use of dictation and voice-controlled desktop navigation tools by people with repetitive stress injuries (RSI). I've also seen a myriad of voice-activated implementations for people with limb paralysis and weakness that have included hospital beds, wheelchairs, environmental control systems and a complete feeding system (it was experimental and hadn't resolved problems related to the administration of liquids). There are also command-and-control systems for people with severe visual impairments, such as a voice-activated photocopier developed at Pitney Bowes.
Forward Thinking, Posted 25 Aug 2003 - September/October 2003 Issue

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