Active Voice Dials Into Underserved SMB Market With Innovative New Speech Recognition System
Leading Unified Messaging Provider to Deliver on Promise of Voice, Data and Mobile Convergence for SMBs
Active Voice saw an opportunity to make speech technology as accessible to small businesses as PCs are. They recognized the need to simplify the steps it takes to accomplish any given task, therefore developing a solution that SMBs can easily afford, easily deploy, easily use and easily manage.
With this new speech-enabled system, Active Voice aims to fulfill the promise of voice, data and mobile convergence. This system will help improve telephony customer service by providing a drop-in solution with pre-built applications that will help SMBs keep costs low and productivity high.
More to come April 2008.
About AVST
Applied Voice & Speech Technologies, Inc. (AVST) is a leading developer of Unified Communications solutions with over 15 million users relying on its products and services to maximize their productivity. With three decades of innovation excellence, AVST is solely focused on delivering communications solutions that increase individual, group and enterprise productivity. Its flagship Unified Communications platform, CallXpress®, offers best in class interoperability, scalability and resiliency while delivering advanced call processing, voicemail, unified messaging, personal assistant, fax, speech and notification capabilities. With CallXpress, an organization can uniquely protect and extend its existing IT and telephony infrastructure investments — now and into the future.
Headquartered in Orange County, Calif., AVST maintains facilities in Seattle, Wash. and the United Kingdom and has remote sales offices throughout the United States. AVST's Unified Communications solutions are sold and supported internationally by an extensive network of resellers and OEM partners. For more information contact Denny Michael, Vice President of Marketing, at 949-699-2300 or access the company's website at www.avst.com.
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