VoiceBase Unveils New Search, Share and Store Voice Communications Platform
Poster: SySAdmin
Posted on September 15, 2010 at 2:42:01 PM
VoiceBase Unveils New Search, Share and Store Voice Communications Platform
Easily access and organize meeting and conference content from any Web-enabled Device
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- DEMOFall Conference -- VoiceBase, the search/share/store platform for voice-based communications, today unveils their Web-based service that makes voice communication as efficient and effective as e-mail communication. The Company unveils the service at DEMO Fall 2010, and shows the iPhone and Android clients that will soon follow.
VoiceBase is a Web service, uniquely offering storage, search and retrieval, discussion and sharing of voice communications, accessible through any Web-enabled device. Recorded content is uploaded to VoiceBase servers, where a time-synchronized transcription - human or machine - is added to the recording prior to its post to the participant's VoiceBase personal Webpage.
"The perceived efficiency of text based communication - from email to texting - has drawn people away from what may be a more effective voice-based communication," said Walter Bachtiger, CEO of VoiceBase. "VoiceBase gives you the ability to store recordings in the cloud, search for key words, and then share that content with others, who can comment on specific statements. It's a new approach that extends the life of meetings and conferences, allowing participants to continue discussions long after they're over."
"Meeting and conference recordings have been stuck in an information silo up until now," said Matt Marshall, executive producer of DEMO. "VoiceBase directly enables us to make the content within panel discussions and presentations accessible and searchable for our audience, no matter where they are during the event."
Basic use of the service is free. Content will be stored for one year, after which subscribers can purchase additional storage hours.
About VoiceBase:
Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Novato, California, VoiceBase is a privately held company that offers Web-based solutions for people who want to make voice communications more efficient and effective. For more information, visit http://www.VoiceBase.com.
About DEMO:
Produced by the IDG Enterprise events group, the worldwide DEMO conferences focus on emerging technologies and new products innovations, which are hand selected from across the spectrum of the technology marketplace. The DEMO conferences have earned their reputation for consistently identifying cutting-edge technologies and helping entrepreneurs secure venture funding and establish critical business. For more information on the DEMO conferences, visit http://www.demo.com/.
Source: VoiceBase
CONTACT: Ann Revell-Pechar, +1-404-550-0802, ann@revellpechar.com; or
Renee Blodgett of Magic Sauce Media, +1-617-620-9664,
renee@magicsaucemedia.com, both for VoiceBase
Web Site: http://www.voicebase.com/
Easily access and organize meeting and conference content from any Web-enabled Device
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- DEMOFall Conference -- VoiceBase, the search/share/store platform for voice-based communications, today unveils their Web-based service that makes voice communication as efficient and effective as e-mail communication. The Company unveils the service at DEMO Fall 2010, and shows the iPhone and Android clients that will soon follow.
VoiceBase is a Web service, uniquely offering storage, search and retrieval, discussion and sharing of voice communications, accessible through any Web-enabled device. Recorded content is uploaded to VoiceBase servers, where a time-synchronized transcription - human or machine - is added to the recording prior to its post to the participant's VoiceBase personal Webpage.
"The perceived efficiency of text based communication - from email to texting - has drawn people away from what may be a more effective voice-based communication," said Walter Bachtiger, CEO of VoiceBase. "VoiceBase gives you the ability to store recordings in the cloud, search for key words, and then share that content with others, who can comment on specific statements. It's a new approach that extends the life of meetings and conferences, allowing participants to continue discussions long after they're over."
"Meeting and conference recordings have been stuck in an information silo up until now," said Matt Marshall, executive producer of DEMO. "VoiceBase directly enables us to make the content within panel discussions and presentations accessible and searchable for our audience, no matter where they are during the event."
Basic use of the service is free. Content will be stored for one year, after which subscribers can purchase additional storage hours.
About VoiceBase:
Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Novato, California, VoiceBase is a privately held company that offers Web-based solutions for people who want to make voice communications more efficient and effective. For more information, visit http://www.VoiceBase.com.
About DEMO:
Produced by the IDG Enterprise events group, the worldwide DEMO conferences focus on emerging technologies and new products innovations, which are hand selected from across the spectrum of the technology marketplace. The DEMO conferences have earned their reputation for consistently identifying cutting-edge technologies and helping entrepreneurs secure venture funding and establish critical business. For more information on the DEMO conferences, visit http://www.demo.com/.
Source: VoiceBase
CONTACT: Ann Revell-Pechar, +1-404-550-0802, ann@revellpechar.com; or
Renee Blodgett of Magic Sauce Media, +1-617-620-9664,
renee@magicsaucemedia.com, both for VoiceBase
Web Site: http://www.voicebase.com/