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Remembering Scott McGlashan May 4, 1963 - February 12, 2014
2014
Overview
Voice-enabled self-service on the telephone is so ubiquitous that it almost seems it must have been inevitable. But the voice industry would not exist in its present form without the inspired leadership of those individuals who had the vision to develop early voice browsers and voice browser standards. Outstanding among these was Scott McGlashan, the dynamic and brilliant editor of the foundational VoiceXML 2.0 specification. McGlashan died this year after his short struggle with pancreatic cancer. He will be deeply missed, not only for his technical work, but also for his leadership and spirit. McGlashan's life reminds people of the impact that a single individual can have.
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Information Today, Inc
