Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Carnegie Speech featured on the Forbes video network

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Today Forbes Magazine published a video article about Carnegie Speech Company on its website, Forbes.com. This article shows how their new web application, NativeAccent® is delivering training to improve the speaking and listening skills of global business professionals, call center workers and others wanting to communicate effectively in spoken English.

http://video.forbes.com/fvn/breakout/mf_breakout021609

For more detailed information about NativeAccent, visit our website at www.edurep.com. If you are interested in a demonstration of this breakthrough in teaching and learning English, please contact me directly.

David Oberlin
EDUREP, Inc.
doberlin@edurep.com
1-800-568-9604
EDUREP is a global distributor for the products and services of Carnegie Speech

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Carnegie Speech Company and Mayflower College Introduce Climb Level 4 for Pilots and Air Traffic Controllers

Spoken English Training for ICAO Compliance - Anytime, Anywhere

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Carnegie Speech Company, the premier developer of spoken language training software, and Mayflower College, UK, a global leader in aviation English training, today announced the launch of the online English training product for pilots and air traffic controllers known as "Climb Level 4(R)". Climb Level 4 helps aviation professionals improve their English speaking and listening skills in order to reach ICAO Level 4 or Level 5. The 100-hour program closely follows recommendations made in ICAO document 9835.

Climb Level 4 is a joint product development initiative between Mayflower College, Plymouth, UK and Carnegie Speech, Pittsburgh, PA, USA. Featuring artificial intelligence and speech recognition technologies licensed from Carnegie Mellon University, Climb Level 4 combines Carnegie Mellon's world-class technology and linguistic research with Mayflower College's considerable aviation English training expertise to offer an efficient and cost-effective solution to meet the new ICAO English language standards.

More details available at
http://www.prnewswire.com/news/index_mail.shtml?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/01-27-2009/0004961377&EDATE

Thursday, March 20, 2008

Tops in Texas: The Best of Call Center Demo Dallas

Here are our picks for products that translate big concepts, like multimedia routing and pre-hire assessment, to the real world of customer care.
www.callcentermagazine.com

Carnegie Speech Assessment and NativeAccent Software

Many customers take it for granted that the agents they speak with could be located anywhere in the world. Many also concur that agents and customers ought to be able to understand one another.

Enter Carnegie Speech Assessment from Carnegie Speech, which enables you to assess how well prospective agents speak English, and what training in pronunciation they might need if you hire them.

What we appreciate about Carnegie Speech Assessment is that it lets you evaluate agents' pronunciation without having to become an expert, for instance, in dentals, plosives and fricatives. The software also gives you a basis for gauging an agent's pronunciation of English in the context of other languages the agent speaks. What's more, because Carnegie Speech Assessment accounts for regional variations in how people converse in English, the software help you identify the kind of training in pronunciation agents may require, whether or not they are native speakers of the language.

The upshot: Carnegie Speech Assessment earns a Best of Show award for offering call centers that employ a widespread workforce an objective method to determine which prospective agents can communicate most clearly with customers.

Tuesday, March 4, 2008

Spoken English Breakthrough from Carnegie Mellon University

Carnegie Speech for Business
Carnegie Speech for Education
Carnegie Speech for Healthcare

Carnegie Speech is a speech assessment and tutoring software company focused on testing and improving English pronunciation for non-native speakers. Using state-of-the-art speech recognition technology developed at Carnegie Mellon University, they market applications that solve specific problems in the corporate, education and healthcare markets.

These problems have been caused by the explosive growth of non-native English speakers seeking to communicate effectively with others in standard American English. The scope of the demand for these services exceeds the traditional (and non-scalable) methods for assessing and improving English pronunciation.

Carnegie Speech delivers a global solution for developing clearer communication in English in the US and many other countries located in Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Central and South America.

Carnegie Speech for Improving Spoken Englisn