voice portal
61voicism — (VOYS.iz.um) n. Discriminating against or stereotyping a person because of the sound of their voice. adj., n. voicist. Also: voice ism, voice ist. Example Citation: Alex has difficulty with speech, meaning he can t pronounce sounds as expected… …
62Melfort, Saskatchewan — Melfort Stoney Creek Nickname(s): The City of Northern Lights Motto: From Many Builders One Community …
63NeoEdge Networks — Type Private Industry In game advertising/Digital distribution Founded 2002, Mountain View, CA Headquarters …
64vortal — n. A vertical portal. Example Citation: I told you back in April how corporate portals are a threat to the giant consumer portals. . . .But I m talking here about vortals, gathering places for an entire industry. They serve not only as a resource …
65General Magic — was a company co founded by Bill Atkinson, Andy Hertzfeld and Marc Porat that developed a new kind of handheld communications device they called a personal intelligent communicator , which was a PDA precursor that stressed communications. The… …
66AOLbyPhone — was an AOL interactive voice service offered to millions of consumers starting in 2000. AOLByPhone started with the America Online acquisition of Quack.com and evolved through the subsequent relaunching of Quack.com s Voice Portal as AOLByPhone.… …
67speako — (SPEE.koh) n. An error in speaking, especially when dictating to a voice recognition system. Example Citation: Speech recognition systems are seeing increased use in warehouses, although users must avoid substituting speakos for typos when… …
68Michael H. Evans — For other people named Michael Evans, see Michael Evans (disambiguation). Michael Evans is the CEO and Co Founder of The Vines of Mendoza. Evans, a former technology and political executive, went on vacation to Mendoza, Argentina in 2004. While… …
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70Sprachdialogsystem — Mit einem Sprachdialogsystem (engl. Voice Portal), auch IVR System (Interactive Voice Response), können Anrufer über das Telefon oder andere akustische Medien teil oder vollautomatisierte natürlichsprachliche Dialoge führen. Beispiel: Anrufer:… …
