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Why VoiceXML Sucks
VoiceXML promised to create simple, open source voice applications that could run on any hardware platform and easily be moved from vendor to vendor or service to service. Instead we got a mix of additional standards such as CCXML, SSML, SISR, EcmaScript, SCXML, SRGS,...
Voice Elements History – From Birth to Product Maturity
I first envisioned the basic framework of Voice Elements in the fall of 2007. At that time, our rock solid CTI32 toolkit for telephony was in its heyday. CTI32 had, for a decade or more, been a platform of choice for many a .NET developer. The...
What is the Voice Elements Platform and Competitive Advantages
Competitive Advantage of the Inventive Labs SIP Stack There are several ways to automatically generate phone calls. You can use telephony boards and connect to analog phone lines (like the one to your house), to Voice T1 lines, or ISDN-PRI...
Develop Voice Applications at Half the Cost
From the Beginning at Inventive Labs I wrote my first IVR application in 1987 using a D/40 Dialogic board. I owned a paging company and we had transmitters on top of South Mountain and Shaw Butte in Phoenix, Arizona. Motorola had just come out with “whole message”...
Notes on the Atlanta WebRTC Conference
The WebRTC Serge of 2014 A real treat was to get to know Serge Lachapelle from Google. Serge is the Product Manager for Chrome WebRTC. He is basically the father of WebRTC. (Not like Al Gore who thinks he is the father of the internet – Serge is really the father of...
Inventive Labs on the Road: Events for 2012
We’ve recently returned for the first time exhibiting at Internet Telephony Expo in Miami. It was a success in every way – very busy, with a positive reception of our Voice Elements Platform. The message we brought to the show was, from start to finish, with just one...
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