Voice Applications Provider
Selected For Technology that Rapidly And Cost Effectively
Voice-Enables Web Content
SAN FRANCISCO, California,
March 6, 2001
VocalPoint Technologies (www.vocalpoint.com), the fastest,
easiest way to voice-enable Web content, today announced that
it received PC Magazine's Internet Business 100 award. VocalPoint
was recognized for its voice browsing technology that provides
immediate voice access to Web content and applications from
any phone. PC Magazine honors VocalPoint Technologies alongside
pre-eminent technology players, including America Online/Netscape,
Siebel, Cisco and EMC as companies that are driving Internet
advancement.
PC Magazine lauded the top
100 Internet infrastructure companies and their product and
service offerings in the March 6, 2001 issue. The award distinguishes
organizations that are expected to have a profound impact
in 2001. PC Magazine selected award recipients that were at
the forefront of Web-site-oriented products and services categories
in terms of market share, technological resourcefulness, or
both.
Within the last year, VocalPoint
has quickly gained momentum as a rapid and cost-effective
way to deliver powerful voice applications. Businesses face
growing customer demand for immediate and simple access to
information and services. VocalPoint's proprietary technology
automatically converts Web content to voice, quickly extending
existing corporate Web assets into phone services with minimal
development requirements.
"PC Magazine's recognition
of our technology and the efficiencies it brings to telecommunication
carriers and corporations worldwide, further solidifies our
industry leadership," said Kurt Losert, CEO of VocalPoint
Technologies. "By developing products that automatically
translate Web content to voice, VocalPoint is facilitating
Web access, not only for those who interact with the Internet
on a regular basis, but for the millions of people who don't
have access to a computer."
About
VocalPoint Technologies
VocalPoint Technologies provides
middleware, infrastructure and services for businesses to
rapidly voice-enable HTML and XML content, making it possible
to access Internet and intranet applications using natural
speech over any phone. Its voice-based browser allows businesses
to build customized voice portals and services by integrating
VocalPoint's proprietary technology into their network infrastructure,
or by utilizing VocalPoint's fully outsourced ASP (application
service provider) solution. Incorporated in 1997, the company
has leveraged its speech technology research expertise to
create attractive voice-based solutions for businesses worldwide.
Headquartered in San Francisco, Calif., VocalPoint Technologies
can be reached at www.vocalpoint.com, or by calling 415.615.0600.
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