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Voice Recognition
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mojoputter
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AVST has a good voice recognition product.
Hi There,
I come from a speech recognition background having worked in speech for 9years. I would like to advise but iI need more information about what you wish to achieve.
Are you a call centre with specific requirements or is this a central switchboard "replacement". Also where are you located? Do many of your users have cellphones/multiple locations, do you use EC500 or One-X Mobile, Are you an Audix user or do you want an integrated speech dialler with voicemail.
Are many of your users on the road? WOuld personal directory dialling by speech (for these on the road users be useful) if so are you an Exchange or Domino user?
sorry, a lot of questions here
Merry Xmas and New Year
R
I come from a speech recognition background having worked in speech for 9years. I would like to advise but iI need more information about what you wish to achieve.
Are you a call centre with specific requirements or is this a central switchboard "replacement". Also where are you located? Do many of your users have cellphones/multiple locations, do you use EC500 or One-X Mobile, Are you an Audix user or do you want an integrated speech dialler with voicemail.
Are many of your users on the road? WOuld personal directory dialling by speech (for these on the road users be useful) if so are you an Exchange or Domino user?
sorry, a lot of questions here
Merry Xmas and New Year
R
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TheMitelGuy
IS-IT--Management
ActiveVoice has a ASR product. ESNA does as well. I would recommend ActiveVoice before ESNA, but both work.
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here are four reputable products
voicerite uses IBMs Speech rec product which in my experience works fine in the US but is poor in other English speaking territories.
voicerite uses IBMs Speech rec product which in my experience works fine in the US but is poor in other English speaking territories.
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