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Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum and Sun launch new Java language.
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Telecomworldwire
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August 10, 1999
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The Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum has released S.410, a Java language expression of the ECTF media services API and Architecture. Designed to replace t...
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-MICROSOFT JOINS COMPUTER TELEPHONY ORGANISATION.
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; TELECOMWORLDWIRE-(C) 1994-9 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Microsoft Corp has become a principal member of the Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum (ECTF), an industry organisation formed to foster open systems standards for computer telephony applications. ECTF hopes that there will now be an opportunity to
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New call data specification available.(R.100 from Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum)(Technology Information)(Brief Article)
Telecomworldwire
; TELECOMWORLDWIRE-15 December 1999-New call data specification available (C)1994-2000 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD httpwww.m2.com The Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum (ECTF) has released R.100, a new interoperability specification that allows the consolidation and correlation of call data from various
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Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum and Sun launch new Java language.
Telecomworldwire
; The Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum has released S.410, a Java language expression of the ECTF media services API and Architecture. Designed to replace the media package defined in JTAPI 1.2 the S.410 is the product of a joint effort between ECTF and Sun Microsystems. No pricing information has
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Standards for CTI: hard choices ahead. (competing computer-telephony integration APIs from Novell AT&T and Microsoft Intel) (NetComm Update) (Technology Information)(Column)
Communications News
; ... of specifications for insuring interoperability among any client, server or switching mechanism. For users. the encouraging, news is that the members of Versit also belong to the Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum, which is working to make sure that applications ...
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Brooktrout delivers new standards-based communications server and SDK.(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
Telecomworldwire
; TELECOMWORLDWIRE-16 December 1999-Brooktrout delivers new standards-based communications server and SDK (C)1994-2000 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD httpwww.m2.com Brooktrout Technology has launched RealComm 100, its new communications server and software development kit (SDK) for computer telephony
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Distributing CTI across the enterprise. (computer-telephony integration)(includes related article on Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum Standards and extracts from an article on Netscape Open Network Environment)
Business Communications Review
; ... interface. 2. A variety of new services and APIs. 3. Shared access to any of the enterprise's legacy data systems. This architecture maps directly to traditional Information Systems applications. Presentation interfaces and the look and feel of data applications ...
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CTI coverges on a single TDM bus. (computer-telephony integration; time-division-multiplex) (includes related article on the competing standards for CTI bus)
EDN
; Computer-telephony resource boards use the CT Bus in new designs and upgrades. The transition to PCI cards is timely for the industry to agree on one time-division-multiplex bus. The CT Bus enables interoperabte products for computer-telephony-integration systems that cost-effectively scale from
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Computer telephony grows
Signal
; In the coming year, end-users and value-added resellers will make large investments in the computer telephony market, according to a recent survey. The study analyzes buying processes and trends that are driving the computer telephony market. Voice-over-the-Internet (VOI) technology is cited as the
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President & CEO of Dialogic Corporation
Wall Street Corporate Reporter
; 00-00-0000 Mr. Howard G. Bubb My career in the computing industry began as an engineer. I moved into telecommunications in the late 1970s when that industry was going through rapid change. It was during that period of time that I moved from my engineering role to marketing and then general
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Improving productivity via computer telephony,NEW STRAITS TIMES
New Straits Times
; Rosabel Thomas New Straits Times 02-19-1998 THE term computer telephony (CT) in the present market adds a boost to revolutionised communications via the telephone. CT technology is an issue that organisations can no longer avoid. CT is the integration of computer intelligence with the telephone
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