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Fix the licensing confusion To be honest I'm not sure if the licensing scheme is flawed or not because I don't fully understand it. And I'm not alone in my confusion as it seems that a lot of people are confused about what they need to get properly licensed.
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Come out ant hear the "GotSpeech Guy" talk about developing speech applications using Windows Workflow. It's March again and that means that it is time for the Orlando Code Camp . Every year about this time the Orlando .Net User Group hosts a code camp.
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Recently I've been fielding a lot of questions concerning hosting for OCS Speech Server 2007 applications. There is some confusion among developers over how to get their applications into production. People are confused about gateways and proxies and
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When ActicveX first started becoming popular back in the '90s an aftermarket sprung up of companies and developers creating custom ActiveX controls that you could use in your applications. I think they went a long way towards making Visual Basic popular.
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I just wanted to remind everyone that GotSpeech will be at Tech-Ed 2007 in Orlando next week. Michael Dunn and I will be presenting this session: UNC03-TLC - Building Speech Self-Service Applications on Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Using
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"Stop talking to machines and talk to a real human" - that's the unofficial motto of a new service at NoPhoneTrees.com . They are in beta launch at the moment but claim that they can "walk the tree" for you and they currently handle over 150 companies
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I'll be driving down to Orlando Fl. on Sunday for some training. I'll be spending a week listening to the guys from ICMI expound on " Speech Applications: Planning, Voice User Interface Design, and Tuning " This is one of three courses that are required
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The Unified Communications Group over at Microsoft has a team blog . It has some interesting reading and the right navbar has some good links also. As Speech Server continues down the path of integrating with Office Communications Server you should see
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Rich Bray (Microsoft General Manager in Unified Communications) announced this morning in his keynote address at SpeechTek that Microsoft Speech Server 2007 will ship as part of Office Communications Server 2007 (OCS). I can hear some of you groaning
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Casey Chesnut has a great blog entry about creating custom speech activities in MSS 2007 and he shows how to do speaker identification. Once I do get some time I want to tryout his code. He also has a really neat article on Workflow Foundation where he
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The Jacksonville Code Camp sponsored by the Jacksonville Developers User Group is coming up on August 26. If you are not familiar with a what a code camp is then you should read the Code camp Manifesto . I've never been to one but the concept sounds like
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