Rob
Marchand
January
2001: First
Words
February
2001: First
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March 2001: First
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Rob
Marchand is Director of Products and Services
Development for VoiceGenie Technologies Inc. Rob
has been with VoiceGenie Technologies since 1999,
and has worked in advanced computing and telecommunications
since 1985. At VoiceGenie, Rob is responsible
for the VoiceGenie Developer Workshop (http://developer.voicegenie.com),
and new products and services development. Rob
is a member of the VoiceXML Education Committee,
and of USENIX and SAGE, and a regular contributor
to SANS. VoiceGenie is a Promoter Member of the
VoiceXML Forum.
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Bryan
Michael
July
2001: Testing
VoiceXML Applications
As Director of Platform Marketing, Bryan leads
the strategic development of BeVocal's Foundation
Platform, which enables the delivery of next-generation
enhanced services to telecommunications carriers.
Bryan was the original product manager for the
BeVocal Cafe, the award winning VoiceXML development
environment found at http://cafe.bevocal.com He
joined BeVocal with six years of software engineering
and program management experience with Motorola-
both in the US and as an expatriate in Japan.
He has extensive technical and marketing experience
in building wireless information systems and software
development tools. Bryan led the successful launch
of the BeVocal Cafe, a program that provides speech
application developers a web-based environment
for building complex, large scale speech applications
using sophisticated tools and reusable components
developed by BeVocal. Bryan has a bachelor's degree
in Computer Science from the Georgia Institute
of Technology and an MBA from the Harvard Business
School. Bryan is also fluent in Japanese.
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Eric
Tober
July
2001: Speak
and Listen
Eric Tober is the Curriculum Developer at Nuance
Communications. He joined Nuance in 1999 after
concluding postdoctoral research in physics at
the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and
the IBM Almaden Research Center. Among his responsibilities,
Eric creates Nuance's technical courses taught
at Speech University (www.nuance.com).
In particular, he has recently developed Nuance's
VoiceXML application development course entitled
"VoiceXML Voice Site Development." Eric
is a member of the VoiceXML Forum's Education
Committee and sits on the editorial board of the
VoiceXML on-line magazine, "VoiceXML Review"
(www.voicexmlreview.org).
Nuance Communications is a Promoter member of
the VoiceXML Forum...
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