360Flex Free Sunday Training Highlight: Ribbit - Adding voice to Flex
We continue highlighting our free Sunday training session*. Today we present one of the most exciting Sunday Training opportunities - Ribbit: Voice Components for Flex. The Ribbit platform allows you to add drag and drop phone calling, messaging and voice communication functionality into any Flex, Flash or AIR application. Build simple applications like a web phone for your blog or a robust enterprise application for a client. Our open-source voice components can live anywhere and you can profit from the conversation.
Voice is applicable to all industries across all markets.
Ribbit has created two reference applications, one consumer and one business, to demonstrate the power of voice communication. The consumer service (code-named Amphibian, to be release later this year) is a service that links the mobile phone to the web, unveiling a suite of multi-modal experiences that redefines how people communicate. Ribbit for Salesforce brings together the two most powerful sales tools; the mobile phone and salesforce.com, driving voice automation inside CRM. These are just two examples of voice services that meet the needs of two specific markets. Through the Ribbit platform and API, the possibilities for voice communications are only limited by the imagination.
Learn more about Ribbit Voice Components for Flex with Chuck Freedman on Sunday, August 17 from 10am to 4pm at 360Flex. Reserve your seat, your FREE voice components and your limited-edition Ribbit Developer t-shirt here.
Voice Anywhere.
The Ribbit API sets voice free, allowing it to go anywhere…on a phone, on a webpage, and in email. Voice can now live inside any environment with Ribbit. It can be captured, stored and sent in traditional and non-traditional ways…that is the power of an open platform and an open marketplace. Voice applications can live inside call centers, online communities, online stores, company websites, CRM systems and more. Voice solutions can improve customer acquisition, bolster customer loyalty, reduce support costs and enhance user experiences. Are you ready for the demand for voice? Get ready with Ribbit and learn more about Ribbit Voice Components for Flex with Chuck Freedman on Sunday, August 17 from 10am to 4pm at 360Flex. Reserve your seat, your FREE voice components and your limited-edition Ribbit Developer t-shirt here.
Talk about an opportunity...let's talk Amphibian.
Amphibian is a service for anyone and everyone who has a mobile phone and uses the Internet. It has been architected so it can be embedded in any website, setting voice communications free and putting it in play ANYWHERE - by developers like you! You can create Amphibian widgets that users add to websites they are already visiting today like iGoogle, Facebook and others. Learn more about Amphibian and watch this video.
Amphibian Service Features:
Develop for Amphibian and cash out! All Amphibian widgets will be sold through the online store. You build it, Ribbit sells it and you reap the rewards. Turn a profit on your widgets with Ribbit's Amphibian. Learn more from Chuck Freedman at Ribbit Summer Spawn at 360Flex on Sunday, August 17 from 10am-4pm Reserve your seat, your FREE voice components and your limited-edition Ribbit Developer t-shirt here.
* - This week, we're highlighting all your options for free preconference Training. These hands-on sessions will take place on Sunday, August 17th, the day before the show officially starts. They are 100% free to all registered guests, so be sure to stop by on Sunday and getcha learn on. All the descriptions can also be found in the eProgram Guide.
To register, simply send an RSVP to info@360flex.com and let us know you're coming. We've now added checkboxes for your Free Sunday training selection to the registration process. If you checked that off, there's no need to send an additional RSVP.
If you haven't registered yet, you better register now. Most conferences charge $500+ for their preconference training. We charge $480 for our entire conference and throw the preconference training in for free.
Voice is applicable to all industries across all markets.
Ribbit has created two reference applications, one consumer and one business, to demonstrate the power of voice communication. The consumer service (code-named Amphibian, to be release later this year) is a service that links the mobile phone to the web, unveiling a suite of multi-modal experiences that redefines how people communicate. Ribbit for Salesforce brings together the two most powerful sales tools; the mobile phone and salesforce.com, driving voice automation inside CRM. These are just two examples of voice services that meet the needs of two specific markets. Through the Ribbit platform and API, the possibilities for voice communications are only limited by the imagination.
Learn more about Ribbit Voice Components for Flex with Chuck Freedman on Sunday, August 17 from 10am to 4pm at 360Flex. Reserve your seat, your FREE voice components and your limited-edition Ribbit Developer t-shirt here.
Voice Anywhere.
The Ribbit API sets voice free, allowing it to go anywhere…on a phone, on a webpage, and in email. Voice can now live inside any environment with Ribbit. It can be captured, stored and sent in traditional and non-traditional ways…that is the power of an open platform and an open marketplace. Voice applications can live inside call centers, online communities, online stores, company websites, CRM systems and more. Voice solutions can improve customer acquisition, bolster customer loyalty, reduce support costs and enhance user experiences. Are you ready for the demand for voice? Get ready with Ribbit and learn more about Ribbit Voice Components for Flex with Chuck Freedman on Sunday, August 17 from 10am to 4pm at 360Flex. Reserve your seat, your FREE voice components and your limited-edition Ribbit Developer t-shirt here.
Talk about an opportunity...let's talk Amphibian.
Amphibian is a service for anyone and everyone who has a mobile phone and uses the Internet. It has been architected so it can be embedded in any website, setting voice communications free and putting it in play ANYWHERE - by developers like you! You can create Amphibian widgets that users add to websites they are already visiting today like iGoogle, Facebook and others. Learn more about Amphibian and watch this video.
Amphibian Service Features:
- Turn voicemail into text - making messages sharable, searchable and actionable.
- Dip into the social web for updates on the caller with Caller ID 2.0.
- Route calls to ring multiple phones or devices so being out of touch is impossible.
- Port calls to the web - moving voice to any online environment.
- Screen calls before they are answered - prioritizing communications.
- Add on widgets through the Ribbit Store - personalize the experience even more.
Develop for Amphibian and cash out! All Amphibian widgets will be sold through the online store. You build it, Ribbit sells it and you reap the rewards. Turn a profit on your widgets with Ribbit's Amphibian. Learn more from Chuck Freedman at Ribbit Summer Spawn at 360Flex on Sunday, August 17 from 10am-4pm Reserve your seat, your FREE voice components and your limited-edition Ribbit Developer t-shirt here.
* - This week, we're highlighting all your options for free preconference Training. These hands-on sessions will take place on Sunday, August 17th, the day before the show officially starts. They are 100% free to all registered guests, so be sure to stop by on Sunday and getcha learn on. All the descriptions can also be found in the eProgram Guide.
To register, simply send an RSVP to info@360flex.com and let us know you're coming. We've now added checkboxes for your Free Sunday training selection to the registration process. If you checked that off, there's no need to send an additional RSVP.
If you haven't registered yet, you better register now. Most conferences charge $500+ for their preconference training. We charge $480 for our entire conference and throw the preconference training in for free.
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