Posts Tagged ‘speech recognition’

How to Transcribe Voice Messages to Salesforce Tasks with Tropo

Monday, August 27th, 2012

Salesforce.com Developer Evangelist Pat Patterson recently wrote a blog post on how to integrate the Tropo API with Force.com for a simple solution to voice message transcription.  You could use this in several ways for Salesforce Leads, Contacts and Tasks with a few tweaks tailored to your business needs but Pat breaks down the easiest way to implement Tropo’s speech recognition and transcription to easily look up a contact based on caller ID and create a Task with the message transcription.

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Modernize Your App with Speech Recognition

Thursday, October 6th, 2011


This commercial was released in 1971 but touchtone (DTMF) was originally invented in 1941. That was 70 years ago! If your voice application is still using touchtone for user input, don’t you think it’s time to enter the 21st century?

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Speech Enabling Open311

Tuesday, August 9th, 2011

Since SpeechTEK is this week, I thought it was a good time to update a post I did several months ago on using speech recognition to capture a street address.

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Tropo Speaks your Language – 24 in all

Friday, July 1st, 2011

Tropo’s international support is one of the features people love best about us. Numbers in 41 countries, SMS delivery worldwide, and text to speech and speech recognition in 9 languages.

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Build the Next Generation of Mobile Apps in Philadelphia

Thursday, January 6th, 2011

We’ve been doing a lot of writing about speech recognition on the Tropo blog of late.

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Speech-Driven Phone Applications in the Cloud

Wednesday, January 5th, 2011

Last week, I wrote a post about using Tropo with SRGS grammars to create cloud-based speech recognition applications.

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New Tropo Powered Startup – VivaGrams!

Monday, October 25th, 2010

Tropo was a proud Gold-level sponsor of Startup Weekend Phoenix this weekend.  Chris Matthieu was onsite participating in the event and was able to work hands-on with the team behind Marc Chung and Natalie Melchiorre’s brainchild idea, VivaGrams.com.

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