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"Glaser, Phil" wrote: > First, what is the time frame for fixing the known problems in the current > relelease. Well, we have typically put out a point release every two or three weeks thus far, but do plan a reworking of the interfaces with 1.5 and some major rewrites in 1.6 to support some of the more subtle issues. Are there particular issues you are concerned with? > Second, more generally, what is the time frame for moving to a > production-quality release? Well, there are companies with the current release in production, so I'm not quite sure what you mean. If you meant a supported release, SpeechWorks will be releasing fully supported products incorporating the VXI in the not too distant future. > Third, is there any possibility that the Open-VXI licensing arrangement > could change in the future, that it would no longer be open source? Well, you can't get things out of open source. Even if SpeechWorks decided to develop a VXI that was not in Open Source the versions available today still would be. Given the interest and commitment there has been from groups outside of SpeechWorks I imagine that the OpenVXI would be continued. That said, SpeechWorks honestly believes that interoperability is a key part of VoiceXML's promise and that an open, extensible and modular framework is the best way to achieve that. -- Derek.Seabury@SpeechWorks.com (617)428-4444 May 2 is Global Speech Day! Join the First-Of-Its-Kind Web Event about speech recognition technology. Hear industry experts. Access the largest volume of information ever assembled on speech -- its powerful business benefits, its future and more. Information and registration at http://www.globalspeechday.com
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