SandCherry AppRun VXML Delivers VXML 2.0 Support with Multi-Vendor Capability

Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM

(June 18, 2003) - SandCherry has released its AppRun VXML, an open, VoiceXML (VXML) 2.0 standard-based browser which can easily integrate with speech recognition and text-to-speech (TTS) elements from leading speech vendors. At only $80 per port, AppRun VXML offers enterprises and service providers an inexpensive component for realizing the benefits of VXML-based solutions without compromising performance or reliability.

AppRun VXML ensures VXML service delivery on standard servers in conjunction with SandCherry's SoftServer software platform and existing Web and application server software and components. AppRun VXML allows for a quick and inexpensive service rollout that can be scaled to suit applications ranging from large carrier to small enterprise applications.

SandCherry's AppRun VXML is an efficient, high-performance Java-based browser built on top of the Java Speech API (JSAPI) open standard, which ensures compatibility with any component or platform built to this standard. When used with the SoftServer platform, AppRun VXML seamlessly interoperates with speech recognition and TTS components from leading vendors. It is currently available for the Windows and Solaris operating systems, and will be certified with Linux later this year.

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