Trevor Baca's presentation at eComm 2008
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The document discusses where voice technology fits within different applications and services. It notes examples like buyer verification, critical support conferencing, and weather alerts. It also lists 10 key areas for voice integration, such as writing, urgency, emotion, place, context, scale, integration, verticals, people, and enterprise. The document is a 2008 presentation about how voice can be applied within different sectors.
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- 1. Where Voice Fits Trevor Baca VP Software Engineering
- 5. Weather Alerts & Notifications
- 8. 1. writing
- 9. 2. urgency
- 10. 3. emotion
- 11. 4. place
- 12. 5. context
- 13. 6. scale
- 14. 7. integration
- 15. 8. verticals
- 16. 9. people
- 17. 10. enterprise
- 19. Where Voice Fits Trevor Baca VP Software Engineering
- 20. An eComm 2008 presentation – http://eCommMedia.com for more