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Date archive: July 2011
All Video Channels/Protocols for an advanced IVVR
We are going to talk more about video capabilities of an IVVR based on VXI* and how important it is to get a platform interoperable with a large number of video channels and protocols. Today, video applications are becoming more and more significant for social medias and advanced communications services. It’s not only a new…
Inside the VXI* IVR / IVVR Platform for Asterisk
(Click to enlarge) VXI* is the VoiceXML browser for Asterisk and its Xtras* extensions allow to build advanced IVR / IVVR platforms to run standard voice and video telephony applications. This diagram shows each parts of a complete, flexible and evolutive business solution. Software Components: VXI*, VoiceXML browser for Asterisk Xtras*, Software extensions for VXI*…
VuiCloud: Increasing the use of Speech in IVR Applications
We are pleased to share a very good report and interesting IVR figures for you summer reading from VuiCloud (Interactive Digital). Download (from the source): Executive Summary: Speech is one of the few technologies that has the potential for enhancing telephone self-service. The technology, if used properly, provides motivation for significant upgrading of existing self-service…
New Installation Guide edition for VXI* 6.2
We present a new update of the VXI* VoiceXML Browser Installation Guide; this new PDF file is now available at our download documents section. You will learn more about how to setup and modify all configuration parameters. This new documentation ref. 07/2011 has been updated for all VXI* 6.0, 6.1, 6.2rc,… releases and will provide important…
I6NET Community of Registered Users still growing…
From 2006, our Registered Users counter shows that you are really more and more to follow and download our VXI* solutions suite for Asterisk Open Source Telephony Project. Our Registered Users are Developers, Telcos Students, Companies, Service Providers, Operators, Carriers,… In 2011, around 3000 registered users are running, testing or developing their own IVR services…