General Voice Releases VMM 3.0; General Voice announces RAPmeter-Vxml

QUINEBAUG, CT - General Voice releases its latest version of Voice Model Mobility, VMM 3.0, with support for Dragon 6.1 & IBM ViaVoice 8. VMM moves trained voice files between computers over network, flash cards, CDRW, Zip drives, etc. VMM products are being used in various hospitals, nursing homes and law offices in the USA to increase productivity and enhance users experiences with voice recognition products. Voice recognition products can be benchmarked by using VMM with RAPmeter V1. CEO David Tiberii says, "General Voice improved VMM to meet customers' needs. VMM provides backups of voice files while simultaneously enabling mobility between PC's in the next office, the next city, next state or at home." Tiberii continues, "By continuously supporting our customers' needs to optimize their voice recognition products, General Voice provides free upgrades to its VMM customers. We are always working to "Make voice your first choice." General Voice announces RAPmeter-Vxml QUINEBAUG, CT. - General Voice announces RAPmeter-Vxml. RAPmeter-Vxml is intended to provide an accuracy and performance tool to developers, users and portal providers. RAPmeter-Vxml also includes a new metric, "Confidence Level" not yet available in RAPmeter Version 1 for dictation products. Mark Pearson, a voice recognition consultant from M-CBS.com had this to say about RAPmeter Version 1.0, "Take the time to understand this fantastic tool. By using this tool with clients on their computers you can understand how to train better, and make computer adjustments to get a better speech recognition result." CEO David Tiberii says, "General Voice has a record of working with its customers to get the most from their voice recognition products. Running a RAPmeter test on your vxml system will generate a RAP certificate with information about its accuracy, performance and confidence levels. We are constantly working to "Make voice your first choice" through information and education.