VoicePort Earns "Building Skills in New York State (BUSNYS)" Award

VoicePort earns $47,200 "Building Skills in New York State (BUSNYS)" grant from the New York State Department of Labor.

Rochester, NY (PRWEB) January 19, 2007 -- VoicePort, LLC has been selected by Governor Pataki and the New York State Workforce Investment Board, to receive an award in the amount of $47,200. The "Building Skills in New York State (BUSNYS)" initiative seeks to provide education and training for workers in New York State. VoicePort will use the grant to enhance its employees' skills in the voice recognition field.

Founded in 2003, VoicePort has become a leader in customizable voice recognition applications. In the past few years VoicePort has grown in both size and revenue. Current products include speech self-service call center applications, SpeakEasyTM Surveys and the leading auto attendant, SpeechAttendant®. Partnering with industry leaders such a Nuance and Genesys, VoicePort continues to expand its suite of self-service products into new markets.

"We are thrilled to be selected to receive such an award," said Chris Mann, President of VoicePort, LLC. "The BUSNYS grant will help our company to continue its expansion in our highly competitive industry."

About VoicePort:
VoicePort, LLC is a customizable speech recognition application provider located in Pittsford, New York. Their products include SpeakEasy, a survey product provides an efficient way to collect data for any business or individual, patent pending, as well as Password Reset, Outbound, CircPort, WebPort and the Nuance SpeechAttendant®. For more information about VoicePort, please visit www.voiceport.net.

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