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VoiceXML Planet Fall 2002 Conference & Expo - Attendee FAQ
What is VoiceXML?
VoiceXML is an open Internet standard that bridges the gap between the Web and the telephone, enabling developers to integrate applications with new and existing Web and telephone technologies.
Why should people care about VoiceXML?
The VoiceXML standard was developed by a group of members from AT&T, Lucent, IBM and Motorola. Other major technology and software companies that currently support VoiceXML or have announced support for the standard include Cisco, Intel, Nortel, Oracle, SAP and Sun. In addition to these vendors, VoiceXML has seen strong support from developers of Speech and Telephony applications including Audium, BeVocal, General Magic, InterVoice-Brite, Nuance, Philips, Openwave, Siemens, SpeechWorks, Tellme, Verascape, VoiceGenie and Voxeo. This commitment from the majority of large technology companies signals the impact that these companies expect VoiceXML will have on the future of voice communications.
VoiceXML has gained support from major technology vendors in less than a year. Don't miss this opportunity to get an early leader advantage in an emerging industry that is expected to grow into a $41 billion market by 2005 (according to The Kelsey Group).
What is VoiceXML Planet Fall 2002 Conference & Expo?
VoiceXML Planet 2002 Conference & Expo will provide the strategic, technical and market information that your organization needs to evaluate VoiceXML technologies, select vendors and deploy solutions.
Goals of VoiceXML Planet Fall 2002 Conference & Expo:
- To bridge the technology and community gaps between the Web and telephony infrastructures and implementation teams.
- To provide clear, concise and accurate information about the current state of VoiceXML including vendor analysis, technologies and standards.
Why would I want to attend VoiceXML Planet Fall 2002 Conference & Expo?
By the end of the conference, you will possess the strategic and technical information you need to create a competitive advantage in your industry on the emerging voice Web.
What will attendees get out of VoiceXML Planet Fall 2002 Conference & Expo?
Technologist - will provide you and your team with the technical information you need to deploy VoiceXML applications; understand how VoiceXML compares with other standards/initiatives such as SALT, CCXML, SIP, etc..
Business or marketing professional - will provide you with concise, quantifiable market trends and opportunity analysis to help you evaluate the VoiceXML opportunity.
Manager - will provide you with cost analysis and best practices for vendor selection and implementation strategies.
Who Should Attend VoiceXML Planet Fall 2002 Conference & Expo?
Anyone interested in or affected by the exploding potential of Web, speech and telephony application development:
- Speech technology (ASR/TTS) and application providers
- Web architects and developers
- Voice ASPs, system integrators, IVR vendors, resellers
- Speech, telephony, wireless and IVR applications developers
- Voice-over-IP (VoIP) technology providers
- Equipment vendors (data and telecom)
- Call-center operators
- Telecommunication and wireless providers
- Cable companies
- PTTs
- ITSPs
- ISPs
- RBOCs
- Entrepreneurs
- Consultants
- Investment analysts
- Legislators and legislative analysts and policy makers
- Intellectual property and patent attorneys
- Investors in emerging technologies and a broad array of related areas
For information or complete details on exhibiting or any sponsorship opportunity,
please contact Alan McIntosh at vxml@jupitermedia.com or (203) 662-2915.
Registration questions please contact our Registration Department at
registration@jupitermedia.com or (203) 662-2857.
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