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Model Driven Approach In Telephony Voice Application Development

Muhtaroglu, 2006

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13504022111961569211
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Muhtaroglu I
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Telephony applications are started to be widely used, with the improved technology it is also possible to access the web content by using telephony systems. Model driven software development is offering an alternative approach to programming, where modeling gets more …
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