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[ ID = 3136 ] | VoiceObjects |
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Organisation name | VoiceObjects |
Short name or acronym | VoiceObjects |
Organisation type | Technology Provider for Voice Application Server |
Activity type | Speech Driven Applications |
Address | Friedrich-Ebert Str. |
Postal Code | 51429 |
City | Bergisch-Gladbach |
Country | Germany |
Phone | + +49 2204 845 100 |
Fax | + |
info_(on)_voiceobjects.com | |
Organisation URL | http://www.voiceobjects.com |
Logo | Description |
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VoiceObjects develops and markets the VoiceObjects Factory, an infrastructure that makes it easy to develop and deploy voice services. The VoiceObjects Factory is build out of two components, an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) called the VoiceObjects Desktop, and a scalable Voice Application Server (called the VoiceObjects Server) that generates dynamically VoiceXML or any other Mark-up Language at call time. Following the Lego Brick principle, the IDE proposes an object oriented and modular Graphical User Interface that manipulates so called VoiceObjects. A VoiceObject represents an abstraction level of typical dialogues like menu or browsable lists. Each VO contains dialog design know-how, so that no specific skills are needed to develop any voice application. Typically, time to market is reduced by a factor 2 when comparing with traditional application development methods. The platform independence of the Server is assured through certified drivers for the main VoiceXML platforms / Gateways in the market. This assures the end customer an investment protection of the application developed, as it will run on any IVR or Gateway. Most importantly, the architecture of the Server allows for a shortened Life Cycle Management. The layer principle behind each VoiceObjects makes it for an efficient maintenance of developed applications. Furthermore, the server leverages the existing data infrastructure and environment of enterprises through its highly connectivity. Also, a statistical reporting environment gives marketing people an insight in the usage and quality of the voice service developed. The VoiceObjects Factory bridges the Data World with the Voice-World, bringing the Web paradigm to the phone. The industrialisation of the Voice Market has begun. |
Contact | |
Name | Dr. Christian Dugast |
Function | Head of Business Development |
Department | |
cdugast_(on)_voiceobjects.com | |
Phone | + +49 2204 845 129 |
Fax | + |
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