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March 31, 2009
Published by Ines at March 31, 2009
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VXI* VoiceXML browser integrates Acapela voices

I6NET has integrated Acapela High Quality speech synthesis to give the say to IVVR systems using VXI*, its VoiceXML browser designed for Asterisk, the Open Source PBX for call center platforms. VXI* is the first official, native integration between the Asterisk open source telephony engine and VoiceXML. Users can connect this software plugin to use Voip or TDM boards, and take part in the application defined interactive voice & video response (IVVR) systems. The VXI* VoiceXML interpreter works directly with the Asterisk PBX software supported by Digium®.  VXI* is fully compliant with the W3C’s VoiceXML 2.0+ specification and is integrated with automatic speech recognition (ASR) and text-to-speech (TTS) software to enable advanced voice and video solutions, and real-time video calling applications ‘Our approach for VXI* has always be to open our product to all speech technologies leader engines. Today we are […]
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March 24, 2009
Published by Ines at March 24, 2009
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Redfone and I6NET Partner to Bring High Availability to IVR/IVVR platforms powered by VXI* VoiceXML product

Madrid, Spain- March 24, 2009 – I6NET, developer of the first official native integration between the popular open source Asterisk® telephony engine and VoiceXML, the most advanced voice and video application’s standard language, announces full interoperability and certification with Redfone Communications line of foneBRIDGE2 products. Combined, these building blocks can now allow customers to develop fault tolerant, highly available and scalable IVR /IVVR architectures, leveraging low cost open source software and standards based VoiceXML formatting. Download FREE Case Study: [download id=”40″] foneBRIDGE2 Overview foneBRIDGE2 is a T1/E1 PRI-to-Ethernet Bridge. It is an integrated black-box “appliance” designed to streamline installation and enable redundant design of Asterisk based VoIP systems. foneBRIDGE2 eliminates the need to install proprietary TDM hardware cards in approved/compatible server configurations. Instead, foneBRIDGE2 terminates T1/E1 PRI lines on the trunk side and provides direct Ethernet communication to a network of Asterisk serversusing […]
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March 20, 2009
Published by Borja Sixto at March 20, 2009
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What can do Asterisk for Call Centers?

Call Center Magazine (IFAES) asks: “What can do Asterisk for Call Centers?”. It’s a simple question… Call Center technology’s experts give many answers about their Asterisk’s experiencie today. Asterisk, is the Open Source PBX for call center platforms, runs on Linux and supports most of telecom protocols. Iván Sixto from I6NET and our partners InfoSpeech – Fonetic, Altitude Software, PresenceCo are interviewed by Call Center Magazine about their business and technology point of view. Today Asterisk choice is not only a question of cost effectivity, flexibility or integration… it’s a mature business solution that small, medium or distribuited IP/TDM call center must consider. Read more at: http://www.callcenternoticias.com/20090313-que-aporta-asterisk-a-los-call-centers.html  IFAES – Call Center Magazine Article – March 2009
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March 14, 2009
Published by Iván Sixto at March 14, 2009
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Redfone provide hi-availabity and load balacing to Asterisk servers

Redfone second generation TDM over Ethernet (TDMoE) bridge built for the most demanding Asterisk environments providing High Availability and Load Balancing on T1/E1 lines. It’s an important key element when you need to deploy a large number of VXI* IVR / IVVR systems base on Asterisk.  Redfone and Avanzada7 both I6NET’s partners have implemented a massive 900 channel Asterisk based TV televoting platform; of course this platform could be upgraded to VoiceXML easily, installing VXI* in each Asterisk servers. Such arquitectures are now possible thanks to all this complementary products for Asterisk and at a lower costs. Most of VXI* users that need to increase platforms capacity, adding load balancing and hi-availabilty with E1/T1 TDM access can choose Redfone boxes. Complete Business Case: http://support.red-fone.com/downloads/asterisk/avanzada7-casestudy.pdf
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March 9, 2009
Published by Ines at March 9, 2009
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myVocal seen on LCI french TV

myVocal is a very innovative service powered by VXI* platforms that allows immediate listening to any spoken word audio content (podcasts, travel guides, audio-books, user-generated content, any text converted into speech, etc.) by simply dialing the local phone number. Alexey Plasko, myVocal’s founder  is talking at LCI French TV where myVocal was one of the leading startup enterprises presented at Paris Seedcamp. We are very please to see that myVocal applications and services has been chosen by the best european’s seed and venture capital investments. Congratulations!
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March 6, 2009
Published by Ines at March 6, 2009
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VoxIQ selects I6NET VXI* VoiceXML platforms to open new markets for intelligent conversational speech applications

UK – Spain, March 06th, 2009 – I6NET provider of 3G/IP IVR / IVVR VoiceXML communications components for Asterisk and  VoxIQ, the innovative UK company that is set to revolutionise the speech market,  have combined the VoxIQ technology with I6NET VXI* platform. As the VXI* VoiceXML interpreter works directly with the Asterisk PBX, not only can users of the open source PBX run VoiceXML applications in the same server, they can also offer these powerful, scalable solutions at an affordable cost. The VXI* VoiceXML browser gives the ability to rapidly develop and deploy innovative voice and video applications via IP, PSTN, and 3G-H324M networks.  VXI* is fully compliant with the W3C’s VoiceXML 2.0+ specification and is integrated with automatic speech recognition and text-to-speech software to enable advanced voice and video solutions, and real-time video calling applications. The VoxIQ product uses Automatic […]
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