Unified Self-Service

If you were unable to attend yesterday’s Developer Jam Session, Serving the Social Customer: Scaling Your Support For Twitter, Facebook and More, the slides are now available as either a PDF from the Jam Session page or for direct viewing on SlideShare:

Source code for the Twitter apps referenced in the presentation is also available from Github and can be used with a free Tropo account. Additionally, you can download a free copy of VoiceObjects to try out the integration with IMified to link Twitter to your VO application.

Last night I put together this quick introduction to how you can get started with VoiceObjects On-Demand. I show how you can start in VoiceObjects Desktop for Eclipse, deploy an application to Voxeo’s hosted cloud, login to Evolution to add phone numbers and configure SMS and IM, how you can modify an existing app and how you can create a new app:

 

Naturally you can head over to www.voxeo.com/vo-ondemand to try it out yourself!

In the days and weeks ahead, we’ll have more tutorial videos coming your way… stay tuned!

Ever since we started talking about creating “Unified Self-Service” applications, we have always talked about how our VoiceObjects product made creating such applications incredibly easy.  However, one challenge with VoiceObjects has been that you do need an on-premises server on which to deploy the VoiceObjects application.

That need for a server has been a barrier for many folks (including me, actually) looking to use VoiceObjects as a way to easily build applications.

Today we’re pleased to remove that barrier to entry with the release of VoiceObjects On-Demand, a new service from Voxeo where the VO servers actually live up in our hosted cloud infrastructure.  It’s simple to try it out… just go to:

www.voxeo.com/vo-ondemand

to learn more, download relevant white papers and get started!