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Irvine’s Vangard Voice Systems seizes Excalibur
The Irvine-based provider of AccuSpeech Mobile Voice Platform partners with Excalibur Integrated Systems.
By Susan BelknappPublished: May 18, 2009 01:50 AM
Vangard Voice Systems Inc. is the innovative developer of the AccuSpeech Mobile Voice Platform (MVP) for voice powering mobile enterprise applications. The company recently announced it is partnering with Chattanooga, Tenn.-based Excalibur Integrated Systems, an industry leader that specializes in solutions for field mobility, data collection and secure wireless networks.
Excalibur will utilize Vangard’s MVP to offer its enterprise-class customers the ability to add voice-directed data capture, navigation and control capabilities to existing mobile applications.
Excalibur’s client base includes industry leaders, such as Shaw Industries, the world’s foremost floor manufacturer. The companies recently adopted Vangard’s MVP to optimize existing mobile supply chain applications and business process by developing a “hands-free, eyes-free” voice-directed capabilities.
Additionally, Shaw will further utililize Vangard’s MVP at every available opportunity as they streamline and expedite product delivery and customer service processes to reduce operational costs.
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Vangard Voice Systems Inc. is the innovative developer of the AccuSpeech Mobile Voice Platform (MVP) for voice powering mobile enterprise applications. The company recently announced it is partnering with Chattanooga, Tenn.-based Excalibur Integrated Systems, an industry leader that specializes in solutions for field mobility, data collection and secure wireless networks. Excalibur will utilize Vangard’s MVP to offer its enterprise-class customers the ability to add voice-directed data capture, navigation and control capabilities to existing mobile applications. Excalibur’s client base includes industry leaders, such as Shaw Industries, the world’s foremost floor manufacturer. The companies recently adopted Vangard’s MVP to optimize existing mobile supply chain applications and business process by developing a “hands-free, eyes-free” voice-directed capabilities. Additionally, Shaw will further utililize Vangard’s MVP at every available opportunity as they streamline and expedite product delivery and customer service processes to reduce operational costs. NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines ‘OC METRO Minute,’ May 18: Wonderware selected by China’s Ministry of Railways for country’s passenger rail system ‘OC METRO Minute,’ May 14: Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year awards Mission Viejo’s TopTech launches flat flash drive |
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