In this article, we will continue our exploration of SALT by actually walking step-by-step through the process of developing a telephony/multimodal application using SALT and the Microsoft .NET Speech SDK.

Hitesh Seth gives a side by side comparison of various VoiceXML tools.

Hitesh Seth continues our review of Oracle 9iAS Mobile Studio from Oracle Corporation, focusing on Menus, Forms and Customizations.

In this article, we will look at the new Microsoft .NET Speech SDK which allows for the rapid development of SALT-based multimodal/telephony applications.

This week in our Product Review section, we take a look at Oracle 9iAS Mobile Studio, a hosted multi-channel XML framework from Oracle Corporation that enables developers to build applications which target a wide range of devices and formats, including VoiceXML, WML, XHTML, cHTML and more.

This week we will focus on some of the advanced features of the Studio, including the grammar verifier, outbound calling and a number of VoiceXML extensions that Telera has made around call-control. We'll also take a brief look at AppCenter, the DeVXchange application development tool for developing dynamic VoiceXML applications. 

Hitesh Seth reviews Telera DeVXchange, a hosted VoiceXML developer community which allows developers to develop and test VoiceXML-based applications using the combination of a browser-based interface and a mobile phone.

This week in our Product Review section, we take a look at voxBuilder from VoxPilot, Ltd.

This week in our Product Review section, we take a look at GetVocal SDK from GetVocal, a division of Digital Voice Technologies.

In the first part of this review we took a look at the basic features of BeVocal Cafe Studio, a hosted VoiceXML development environment. In this part we concentrate on some of the advanced features of the Studio, including support for SpeechObjects, Speaker Verification, Voice Enrollment and outbound VoiceXML applications known as Voice Alerts.

So far in our SALT series we have learned about the syntax of key SALT elements and their usage. In this article, 'Applying SALT,' we are going to go back to the drawing board and learn about the various elements and architecture of a SALT-based Speech Solution.

This week, we take a look at BeVocal Cafe, a hosted VoiceXML Platform from BeVocal, Inc. BeVocal Cafe enables developers to develop and test VoiceXML-based applications through a combination of a browser-based interface and a regular touch-tone phone.

This week we take a look at Voxeo Community, a hosted VoiceXML Platform which allows developers to develop and test VoiceXML-based applications using a combination of a browser-based interface and a phone.

This week we review IBM WebSphere Voice Toolkit

While we're looking forward to Hitesh Seth's coverage of last week's VoiceXML Planet 2002 Conference & Expo in Boston, we thought you'd appreciate a sneek peek at the conference with these pictures.

In the first part of this review we took a look at Tellme Studio, a hosted VoiceXML development environment. In the second part, we concentrate on some of the advanced features of the Studio, including My Extensions, VoiceXML Terminal and Voice over IP support.

This week in our Product Review section, we take a look at Tellme Studio from Tellme Networks, Inc.

This is the second part of Hitesh Seth's coverage of the VoiceXML Planet 2002 Conference & Expo that happened last week in sunny California.

In the second part of our 'SALT' series we will endeavor to understand the syntax of key SALT elements and their usage.

This is the first part of Hitesh Seth's coverage of the VoiceXML Planet 2002 Conference & Expo that happened last week in sunny California. Hitesh presents some stats that may surprise you, along with a recoup of the happenings at the conference.

In last week's article we took a look at the upcoming VoiceXML Planet Conference & Expo. In this part of our sneak preview we continue our exploration of the various sessions scheduled for the second day of the conference.

We continue with a review of Genie IDE from VoiceGenie Technologies.

Built on the success of the spring event which was held in San Jose earlier this year, author and speaker Hitesh Seth presents you with a sneak preview of the upcoming VoiceXML Planet Conference & Expo, Fall 2002.

In this review, we'll look at the FreeSpeech Developer Network, a hosted VoiceXML developer community which allows developers to develop and test VoiceXML-based applications through a combination of a browser-based interface and a normal phone.

This week, we take a look at Audium 3, a new VoiceXML IDE and Server combo from Audium Corporation which enables the creation of interactive and dynamic server-based applications.

Speech Application Language Tags, or SALT as it is popularly known, is actually a small set of XML elements and their associated attributes, events and methods. In the first part in our SALT series we've tell you all about SALT using the famous 'Hello World' example.