SpeechWork's new SpeechSite product enables people to obtain Web site data and conduct e-commerce transactions via the telephone by speaking with an automated attendant. Drag and drop technology has come to e-commerce. The Act covers software, databases, and other Internet content. Developed by Caltech's Jet Propulsion Lab and the University of Southern California's Loker Hydrocarbon Institute, DMFC is an advance in fuel cell technology, and unlike other fuel cells, is a totally nonpolluting power source. The Internet is unsurpassed as a tool for monitoring prospects' responses to specific marketing content and offers, continually adapting marketing messages based on prospect behavior, and driving prospects to take a step forward to buying.
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Fighting fraud before a claim was paid has never been a possibility because the instant cross checking of known offenders databases was too slow, however, NICB and InfoGlide are now enabling insurers to stop clever criminals at the door. Golf now attracts a diverse group of players, especially women and young adults. Synthetic Vision technology will help business and commercial aircraft pilots navigate through weather conditions where visibility is nearly impossible, says Dan Schwinn, president and CEO of Avidyne Corporation, one of two companies selected by NASA to develop the technology. Synthetic Vision technology will dramatically increase air safety by providing pilots with a simulated, sunny-day display of the view ahead on clear LCD screens, despite the weather conditions outside the plane. Businesses will begin to hold live events, presentations, and meetings on the Web, predicts John O'Halloran, CEO and president of Netpodium, an interactive Web events company.