What is VXML?

VoiceXML (VXML) is an XML-based markup language for creating voice user interfaces (VUIs) that enable users to interact with applications using voice and Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) key presses. It is commonly used for building IVR (Interactive Voice Response) systems, voice portals, and other applications where users can access information and services by speaking or using their phone's keypad.

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What other technologies are related to VXML?

VXML Complementary Technologies

CCXML

Call Control XML is often used with VXML for call control.

SCXML

State Chart XML can be used to manage complex dialog flows often used with VXML.

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Which job functions commonly mention VXML?

Software Architect

18 Software Architect jobs mention VXML

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Customer Support

52 Customer Support jobs mention VXML

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Customer Engineer

36 Customer Engineer jobs mention VXML

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Software Engineer

402 Software Engineer jobs mention VXML

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Engineer

485 Engineer jobs mention VXML

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Which organizations are mentioning VXML?

Cisco Systems

Scientific and Technical Services

Bank of America

Finance and Insurance

Vodafone

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Fiserv

Finance and Insurance

Verizon

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