GotVoice (
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The company is publicizing its ability to easily interface directly with any VoIP or IP-based service provider to convert voicemail into text without requiring changes to existing infrastructures.
“We have already partnered with a number of IP-based telephony companies including SimpleSignal, IPhiphany and CallTower to bring their customers a secure and seamless solution for integrating with disparate voice messaging systems,” said Curt Blake, CEO of GotVoice. “Additionally, our voicemail-to-text technology has been trained against millions of voicemails – and is unrivaled by competitors in quality and price – helping our partners to enhance user productivity for its customers at a price they can afford.”
GotVoice G2 (
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Its patented communications platform is the first to unify mobile, home, PBX, VoIP and IP-based PBX voice messages, allowing users to read or listen as digital audio to all of their voicemail, using email, a mobile phone, or the Web.
For the first time, digital phone carriers from cable companies, business and residential VoIP as well as IP-based PBX providers including: Comcast, Vonage (
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“Our customers are busy SMBs who value productivity and demand accuracy,” said Dave Gilbert, president of SimpleSignal. “Combined with our advanced voice services, GotVoice’s solution allows our customers to manage their business from any location on any device.”
The GotVoice G2 Platform is capable of supporting millions of users with its carrier-grade, high-quality transcription engine built for scalability and interoperation with all major voice and VoIP carriers. The solution has already accessed tens of millions of messages from legacy voicemail servers, including landline and wireless carriers including: AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile (
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With GotVoice, carriers have an economical and effortless method for integrating their subscribers’ voicemail as both text and digital audio files via email, SMS, Web and API, creating additional revenue streams and increased data traffic. The GotVoice solution is available today to carriers and IP communications providers via OEM, APIs, White Label and Hosted Solutions.
Founded in 2003 by industry veterans with backgrounds from RealNetworks, Microsoft, Starwave, AT&T (
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Learn more about GotVoice at INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO — the biggest and most comprehensive IP communications event of the year. ITEXPO will take place in Los Angeles, California, September 16-18, 2008, featuring three valuable days of exhibits, conferences, and networking opportunities you can’t afford to miss. Visit GotVoice at booth #541 in the exhibit hall. Don’t wait. Register now! Eve Sullivan is a contributing editor for TMCnet, covering news in the IP communications, call center and customer relationship management industries. To read more of Eve's articles, please visit her columnist page.Edited by
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