For years, voice technology in Asia was held back by the very thing that makes the region such a compelling market: its linguistic complexity. A customer may begin a call in English, switch to Mandarin, insert Malay or Tamil phrases, speak through background noise, and expect the system on the other end to keep up […]
For years, voice technology in Asia was held back by the very thing that makes the region such a compelling market: its linguistic complexity.
A customer may begin a call in English, switch to Mandarin, insert Malay or Tamil phrases, speak through background noise, and expect the system on the other end to keep up […]
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For years, voice technology in Asia was held back by the very thing that makes the region such a compelling market: its linguistic complexity. A customer may begin a call in English, switch to Mandarin, insert Malay or Tamil phrases, speak through background noise, and expect the system on the other end to keep up […]
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