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Garrett Smith · 1 year ago

Khyle:

Didn't know you had a blog. Solid stuff here! Added you to my reader.

khylek · 1 year ago

Thanks for the compliment Garrett!

Little Black Dress Magazine · 1 year ago

Who do you consider the leaders in this space?
Who is most likely to profitably deliver true value to users?

khylek · 1 year ago

That really depends on what you want to do and your background. There are lots of companies out there that have or are in the process of providing APIs to front end their telephony technology.

If you are an enterprise company, you have all kinds of options. Smaller to medium sized businesses can look at IfByPhone - which has low price points, and easy integration. But like i said, it really depends more on what you are trying to accomplish.

squirly · 9 months ago

Thnx for the great article hope to see more articles from your

instrumentals · 2 months ago

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Club Penguin Cheats · 2 months ago

There are some conversations that need to happen by voice. Voice 2.0 companies can bring that to a wide audience.

Cosmetic dentists Palm beach · 1 week ago

Nice article. The audience is on Facebook, on Twitter, MySpace, LinkedIn, even Plaxo. Allowing people to have conversations that interest both parties is monetizable.

hookey4 · 1 week ago

I find myself using Voice less and less. Sure there some conversations that require voice, but most everything I do is by text now

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