Giving Applications a True Voice
Everywhere you look today, you see small instances of voice technology being embedded in commercial applications. One example is an e-mail service that peppers its
Everywhere you look today, you see small instances of voice technology being embedded in commercial applications. One example is an e-mail service that peppers its
As we say goodbye to 2006, the convergence of computing models appears to be overtaking distinct types of computing such as Software as a Service
If one trend stands out more in 2006 than any other, it would have to be the way information-technology organizations have been driving the cost
If one trend stands out more in 2006 than any other, it would have to be the way information-technology organizations have been driving the cost
As this issue marks the fifth anniversary of Baseline, there’s always the temptation to look back and marvel at how far we have come since
As this issue marks the fifth anniversary of Baseline, there’s always the temptation to look back and marvel at how far we have come since
For more years than anybody cares to remember, people have been talking about the need to bridge the great divide between information technology and business.
For the past several years, the information-technology industry has been diligently working toward making it easier to access data locked in various applications as part
Just about everywhere you go, you run into slightly flummoxed network managers who can’t quite figure out why certain applications on their networks do not