VoiceXML

ALSO CALLED: VXML, Voice XML, Voice Markup Language, and VoxXML
DEFINITION: VoxML (Voice Markup Language) is a technology from Motorola for creating a voice dialog with a Web site in which a user can call a Web site by phone and interact with it through speech recognition and Web site responses. VoxML (TM) allows a developer to create a script of the conversation a user can have with an application program run by a Web server. The user calling in is connected to a client  … 
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VOICEXML DEFINITION (continued): …  program called a voice browser. The voice browser in turn passes requests on to the Web server. The markup defined in VoxML is consistent with the Extensible Markup Language (XML), the strategic data definition language for the Internet. Using VoxML is intended to be no more difficult than writing a Web page using the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML).Motorola is providing VoxML as an open interface and potential developers can download the development kit from Motorola's Web site. Motorola has already provided the technology to some early product developers, including The Weather Channel. … 
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