
VoiceXML: Voice Extensible Markup Language Explained
VoiceXML is a markup language, similar to HTML, used to create voice-based interactive systems. It instructs IVRS to manage call flows using audio prompts and speech recognition.
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VoiceXML is a markup language, similar to HTML, used to create voice-based interactive systems. It instructs IVRS to manage call flows using audio prompts and speech recognition.

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