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IN THE NEWS - 2002

ComputerWeekly.com Logo SIP: A Skill for the Future
October 10, 2002
“Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is used for setting up communications sessions - such as conferencing, telephony, whiteboarding and instant messaging - on the Internet. It bridges the gap between the Internet and conventional telephony.”
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Convedia’s CMS-1000 Media Server
July 7, 2002
“This new version is smaller, cheaper and more suited to the limited trials and mini-deployments that carriers and MSOs are flirting with today.”
Network World Magazine Logo The Scoop: What is a media server, anyway?
June 3, 2002
“ ...One of the devices that has sprung up because of this is the media server, which acts as a processing engine for the applications that define services.”
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New Media Server Targets Smaller Applications
May 1, 2002
“The
Application service providers, smaller carriers and large carriers using a distributed network design are the target market for the new CMS-1000 media server from Convedia.
NetEconomy Logo Packet Voice: Up Close and Personal
Media servers are a relatively new piece of the next-generation voice network infrastructure. A media server essentially houses the processing muscle for delivering voice- or data-oriented services. 
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Convedia Pops Low-End Server for Packet Voice
April 1, 2002
Convedia is introducing a low-end version of its media server designed for smaller packet voice service providers, larger providers with smaller locations and large companies.”   
Communciations Convergence Media Processing: Servers and High Density Boards
March 4, 2002
Why has Convedia been successful in securing financing in today’s tighter market?

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Opening the VoIP Floodgates
February 11, 2002
“In times of emergency, VoIP could become an important release valve for an overwhelmed public network.”
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