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Moderated by Bill Meisel
Editor, Speech Strategy News
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You are cordially invited to listen to the webinar:
Speech and Mobility: The "new touch"?
Panelists (All are members of the AVIOS Board):
- Rob Chambers, Principal Group Program Manager
Speech Components Group, Microsoft
- Mike Cohen, Manager, Speech Technology, Google
- Bruce Pollock, Vice-President, Strategic Growth and Planning, West Interactive
- Tom Schalk, Vice President, Speech Technologies, ATX Technologies
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Speech Recognition Comes of Age
So why not ensure that your solution is next-generation?
Alan Knipe and Kirsty McCarthy
It seems like every year we hear, “This is the year for speech,” and yet the promise has failed to be realized. Now, finally, we think we can say with confidence that speech recognition has arrived as a mature technology delivering business value into the global market.
Why now? A convergence of technology, improved design capabilities, and business opportunities during the past few years have allowed for the implementation of a range of quality speech recognition solutions providing value for both business owners and their customers, and thus proving the inherent value in the technology when deployed appropriately.
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2009-2010 Speech Application Contest Announcement
AVIOS is announcing the fourth annual student application contest sponsored by AT&T, Cepstral, Google, I6Net, Loquendo, Microsoft, MIT, Opera and Voxeo. Students enrolled in colleges or universities worldwide are encouraged to participate in this year’s contest by registering to participate by November 30, 2009 and submitting applications to our judges by February 12, 2010.
Applications must involve speech input and/or output, and may be either pure speech or multimodal.
Cash and/or equipment prizes valued at over $1,000 will be awarded to teams of student programmers who design and create applications judged to be robust, useful, creative, innovative, and user friendly.
Winners will be announced at the Mobile Voice Conference in San Francisco in April, 2010.
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