Why did Voxeo acquire Teleku? What does Teleku do? What happens now? In this episode, host Dan York interviews Teleku founder Chris Matthieu about how Teleku started, what services it provides, and what Chris will be doing now that he is a “Voxeon”. See our news page about the acquisition for more details.

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Did Voxeo really bring a 16,000 port IVR system to SpeechTEK this week to demo? What was involved with making that system? What is new in Voxeo’s Prophecy 10 release? In this episode, host Dan York interviews Voxeo CEO Jonathan Taylor about the goals for Prophecy 10, what was achieved, and what it took to put together a system that could be shipped to SpeechTEK for demonstration purposes. You can get more information about Prophecy 10 and download a free version for Windows, Linux or Mac OS X at:

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Want to learn about voice biometrics? Want to hear about real deployments and use cases? Want to network with the leading practitioners and vendors in the field? In this episode, host Dan York talks with Dan Miller, Senior Analyst at Opus Research, about the Voice Biometrics Conference coming up on May 4-5, 2010, in the New York area. The two Dans discuss the history of the conference, the topics that will be covered, the kinds of presentations you will hear and how you can register to attend. More info can be found at http://www.voicebiocon.com/ (FYI – Voxeo is a sponsor of the 2010 conference and Dan York is a speaker at the event.)

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What is a VoiceXML browser? What is VoiceXML? What role do they play in communication? Why did Voxeo purchase Motorola’s VoiceXML browser business? What does that mean for people in the industry? How will it help companies that want to add VoiceXML into their products?

In this episode, host Dan York dives into those questions to explain what a VoiceXML browser is, what is special about Motorola’s VoiceXML browser, what the relationship is between Voxeo and Motorola, and what this acquisition means for Motorola OEM customers, for Voxeo customers and for the industry in general.

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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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If you start interacting with customers via Twitter – and are successful – how do you scale your efforts to meet demand? What if you could develop automated agents that can help human agents in responding to Twitter inquiries? In this episode of Emerging Tech Talk, host Dan York is down at the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston and talks about how you can now build apps on the IMified platform that can interact with people on Twitter in precisely these type of scenarios. (Read more in this Voxeo Talks blog post.)

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What if you could develop self-service apps that interacted with users via IM? In this episode, with the news (see news release) that Voxeo is acquiring IMified host Dan York speaks with IMified.com co-founder Adam Kalsey about the service, what developers can do with it, how they can get involved and how the service works.

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In this brief Emerging Tech Talk episode, host Dan York provides an update about the ETT show itself, what’s been going on, why the number of shows has dropped off, where it is going, etc., and also talks about the workflow he uses in producing the show and some of the challenges therein.

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Are you concerned about identity theft? In this episode, host Dan York talks about the partnership announced by Voxeo and TradeHarbor today to allow users of Voxeo’s Prophecy voice application platform to be able to use TradeHarbor’s Voice Signature Service to be able to provide voice authentication in their applications.

Read more about the announcement over on Voxeo Talks or in the news release.

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Would you like to develop voice applications in programming languages you already know? In this episode, Voxeo CEO Jonathan Taylor speaks from the stage of the Emerging Communication Conference (eComm) 2009 in San Francisco, CA, as he announces the launch of Tropo.com – a new way to create voice applications in programming languages like python, ruby, groovy, JavaScript and PHP.

You can learn how to start developing voice applications at www.tropo.com or read more at blogs.voxeo.com/tropo.

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1. The slides that go along with this presentation are embedded below the video.

2. This presentation was also recorded by the eComm conference and will be made available on the eComm blog over the next months. We’ll updated this blog post when that version is available.

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