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Mobile and Speech Middleware
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Why Mobile and Speech Middleware?

Connect mobile people to the information and applications they need — anytime, anywhere, on demand. Enable users of telephones, wired or wireless, to conduct business transactions or access information simply by speaking.

What we offer
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Featured products
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WebSphere Voice Server
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Give your customers, employees and suppliers greater access to information and services, simply by speaking, using breakthrough speech technology.
IBM Embedded ViaVoice

Develop applications for mobile devices such as smart phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and automobile components, for voice access to information.
WebSphere Voice Response for AIX

Deliver Interactive Voice Recognition (IVR) applications suited for large enterprises or telecommunications businesses.
WebSphere Everyplace Custom Environment

Deliver flexible, fast, small and smart production-level runtime environment for the deployment of embedded applications.
WebSphere Everyplace Micro Environment

Tested and certified production-ready runtime environment for Java™ Platform, Micro Edition (Java ME) applications
WebSphere Translation Server

Provide Web pages, e-mail messages and chat conversations in multiple languages, in real time.
Unified Messaging for WebSphere Voice Response

Access and manage voice mail, e-mail and faxes, from most anywhere and anytime using the telephone or the Internet

IBM Desktop ViaVoice
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Tools
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Micro Environment Toolkit for WebSphere Studio
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Extend Java applications to run on pervasive devices — from desktops, to laptops, to tablet PCs, to PDAs, to smartphones, and other devices.
Mobile Portal Toolkit

The Everyplace Mobile Portal Toolkit provides the necessary tools to develop portlet applications for mobile devices.


Unified Messaging for WebSphere Voice Response


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IBM Unified Messaging for WebSphere Voice Response V4.2 eliminates the complexity of managing diverse communications.

Access popular communications formats with the interface that is most appropriate at the time, including telephone, the Web or your e-mail server, with this messaging solution

* Manages your employee and customer voice mail, e-mail, and faxes, for access virtually anywhere and anytime
* Provides a central service that coordinates mobile phone, answering machine, voice mail, e-mail, pagers, fax, personal digital assistants and message service communications
* Helps deliver the high level of information access required in an on demand business environment—fast communications, fast answers, flexibility and mobility
* Is an ideal solution for service providers that want to deliver high-quality unified messaging services and for businesses that wish to simplify and streamline communications for customers and employees
* Provides a single view of messages, making them easier to manage, and a high level of security
* Provides access to e-mail through a WAP interface, gives you the option of using an LDAP server to help manage voice and e-mail messages and operates with Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), fax and IBM AIX V5.2
* Supports VoiceXML V2.0 (voice interface)
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