Can you really build a 2,000-port IVR cluster using commodity low-end netbooks? At the SpeechTEK conference in NY on August 26, 2009, host Dan York spoke with Voxeo’s Jose de Castro about the 20 netbooks in Voxeo’s SpeechTEK booth and what they were doing. Jose spoke about Prophecy 10 and its performance improvements – and then touched on new features being demonstrated in Voxeo’s VoiceObjects software.

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