OnSIP customers will now be able to sign up for PhoneTag V2T (voicemail-to-text) service to get the whole, well, voicemail-to-text thing directly to their email inbox; a .WAV file is attached for listening as well. 

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Junction Networks (www.junctionnetworks.com) has partnered with DiTech Network’s PhoneTag voicemail-to-text service. 

OnSIP customers will now be able to sign up for PhoneTag V2T (voicemail-to-text) service to get the whole, well, voicemail-to-text thing directly to their email inbox; a .WAV file is attached for listening as well. 

The first week is free. After that, PhoneTag is offering three different pricing plans – a per message rate of thirty-five cents, a 40 message per month plan for $9.95 (I get more spam than that in a day), and an unlimited plan for $29.95 per month.

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Ditech Networks has announced that its PhoneTag voice-to-text service has been chosen as an “integrated option” on Microsoft Exchange Unified Exchange 2010.  PhoneTag converts voice mail into text and then sends the transcript directly to a user’s inbox as an email attachment, so you can read your voicemail through your email client.

Users will get a look at PhoneTag through Microsoft’s Voice Mail Preview Partnership.   PhoneTag is described as a “cloud” service that uses a proprietary system to deliver what the company describes “highly accurate” transcribed voicemail messages; the service has racked up numerous awards from the industry press.

This is Ditech’s latest move to leverage its portfolio of voice processing technology and turn it into deliverable hosted services.  Carriers can still buy the parts and pieces to implement and run their own value-added services, but hosted provides an easier turn-up and ramp without all that icky CapX and ongoing in-house maintenance.