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Openstream launches mobile speech-recognition platform
Mobile Marketer: August 22, 2008
 

Mobile Internet infrastructure platform and applications provider Openstream Inc. has launched a multimodal mobile browser with speech-recognition capability called Cue-me.

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Product Reviews
 
Cue-me Browser for Windows Mobile, Symbian and BlackBerry phones
Product Reviews: August 20, 2008
 

Within the last few hours at the at SpeechTEK 2008 conference in New York, Openstream announced the Cue-me Multimodal browser that’s designed for mobile phones.

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Silicon India
 
Openstream: Leading the Mobile Force Automation
Silicon India: June 07, 2008
 

Openstream's MoFA solutions with multi-modal capabilities made life of mobile workforce in enterprises easy.

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ComputerWorld
 
ComputerWorld: Now We’re Talking
ComputerWorld: October 02, 2006
 

Speech technologies are moving far beyond call centers.

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The Times of India
 
Giving voice command to lifeless applications
Business Times, Bangalore: Mar 09, 2006
 

Bangalore: A neurosurgeon looking at the CAT scan of a patient does not click for different views on the screen. He vocally asks the machine to give him either the anterior or the posterior view of the brain to be scanned.
A stockmarket trader doesn't click on his PDA to place a buy or a sell order. He speaks to his PDA screen and the transaction is executed without him going through multiple clicks or interactive voice recording (IVR).

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WebSphere Journal
 
IBM Raises Its Voice
Destination CRM: January 25, 2006

IBM took additional steps toward strengthening its footing in the speech technology market Tuesday, revealing a handful of speech recognition-focused partnerships and products at its Future of Speech Day, in New York. Among the announcements were partnerships with Openstream, a mobile Internet infrastructure platform and applications provider, and VoiceBox Technologies, which delivers conversational voice-search functionality, and an upgrade to the IBM Embedded ViaVoice software.

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WebSphere Journal
 
IBM and Openstream Help Make It Easy to Access Information on Demand by Talking, Tapping or Typing Into Handheld Devices
WebSphere Journal: January 24, 2006
 

ARMONK, NY -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 01/24/06 -- IBM today announced that Openstream, Inc., will embed IBM WebSphere Everyplace Multimodal software into its mobile solutions platform so users can access information on demand using multiple modes of input and output, including talking to a device or typing and tapping buttons on phones, PDAs and other devices.

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WebSphere Journal
 
IBM Partners Drive Open Source Initiatives for Speech Technologies With Java and Eclipse
WebSphere Journal: August 01, 2005
 
WebSphere Journal News Desk [August 1, 2005 07:15 PM] Three IBM partners, Audium, Fluency and Openstream have donated RDCs to the Apache Software Foundation, a leading community for open source software development. RDCs allow developers to plug standard pieces of speech code into their own code to help speed the development of speech applications for new uses.
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The Economic Time
 
Smart messaging platform for enterprises
Economic Times: October 03, 2003
 

TIMES NEWS NETWORK [FRIDAY, OCTOBER 03, 2003 05:46:23 PM] BANGALORE: Innovative software solutions, that leverage the vast amount of information available from the transactions and disparate data sources so that enterprises can get real time intelligence, are on a high.

According to Raj Tumuluri, President and CEO of Openstream, Inc., a US-based provider of secure mobile Internet infrastructure platform and applications, though all of this information is available on the disparate enterprise databases including Internet, using it for specific reasons is presents unique challenges...

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Gold Book 2002
 
Voice & Data Gold Book
2002
 
Openstream was featured as one of the top five enterprise mobile solutions provider in "Voice & Data Gold Book 2002".
 

 
Business Line
 
Meeting Point!
August 28, 2002
 
People on the move want data from varied sources at their fingertips in a jiffy. They want, in short, convergence. MOBILE services and product companies have been hit hard by the slowdown. The premise that customers will pay for wireless connectivity has been tested severely and many companies that based their business model on this premise have floundered...
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Goldman Sachs
 
Goldman Sachs' report on "Mobile Internet"
Technology: Mobile Internet, United States
September 7, 2000
 

Openstream featured in the Goldman Sachs report on "Mobile Internet", dated September 7, 2000.

 
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