358Patterns: Pervasive and Rich Device Access Solutions
14.10 Meeting ITSO Railways future multi-channel
requirements
The current application development has concentrated on the requirements for
building a voice portlet that can be used to provide access to ITSO Railway
timetable information. A major business requirement for multi-channel re-use
(deployment of the same application framework across the Web, phone, PDAs,
etc.) indicated the need for use of a portlet approach.
The extension of the voice portlet that provides voice access to the timetable
information into other devices is described in Chapter 10, “Web access to ITSO
Railway’s timetables” on page189.
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