Somerset, NJ, June 18 2010 - Openstream, a leading provider of secure, standards-based multimodal mobile platform, hosted a W3C Workshop on Conversational Applications at Crown Plaza Hotel, Somerset, NJ on June 18-19.

Developers of conversational voice applications across the world, came together to discuss the limitations of human language model currently supported by W3C standards such as SRGS, SISR and PLS for developing conversation applications. The goal of the workshop was to collect and analyze use cases and prioritize requirements that ultimately will improve support for language capabilities and enable development of sophisticated conversational applications.

The W3C working group will be publishing a document that will serve as a guide for improving the W3C language model.

• Overview of conversational applications
• Lexical and morphological standards
• Grammar, Semantics and Natural language processing
• Architectures and Dialog System Integration
• New languages and language extensions
• Prioritization of new languages and language extensions

For more information, please see: http://www.w3.org/2010/02/convapps/cfp

About Openstream: Openstream is a leading provider of secure, standards based multimodal, mobile platform and, applications for Enterprises, Content Providers and Carriers worldwide that offer cost-saving and brand-loyalty-enhancing mobile applications in the areas of: Field Services and Field Sales, Retail, Manufacturing/Distribution, Telecom, Health Care & Life Sciences, Media/Digital Publishing, Financial Services, Insurance, Mobile Inspections & Utilities.

For more information, contact:
Openstream Inc.
+1 (732) 507-7030