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December 18, 2003
“…USA Datanet has deployed the RapidFlex application server
by Pactolus Communications Software Corp., as well as the Convedia
CMS-6000 media server to provide high-powered media processing…” |
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September 1, 2003
“…This merging of voice and data networks is driving what
eventually will be a multibillion-dollar transition in the voice telecom
infrastructure…”
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August, 2003
“…Some competing products require that you purchase not
only the hardware but the software applications as well, locking you
into that specific vendor. Convedia is specifically focused on carrier
class media server hardware, and partners with customers, next generation
equipment suppliers, or application vendors committed to open protocol
best-in-breed solutions…”
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June 10, 2003
"Convedia Corporation, a provider of open, standards-based media
processing platforms, announced the addition of advanced speech recognition
(ASR) and text-to-speech (TTS) features to its family of IP Media
Servers." |
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April 2, 2003
"Convedia Corporation, a provider of open, standards-based media
processing platforms, reports that its CMS-6000 and CMS-1000 media
servers have been deployed by Epana Networks, a New York-based CLEC
that offers integrated voice and data services to the prepaid market" |
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April 2, 2003
"Epana Networks, a New York-based CLEC which offers integrated
voice and data services, has deployed Convedia’s CMS-6000 and
CMS-1000 Media Servers along with Pactolus software for delivering
SIP based pre-paid calling card and ANI based phone services" |
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February 24, 2003
"It is always challenging to look out at a new year and predict
which technology sectors will be most important to network managers
and most promising for venture investors." |
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January 15, 2003
"...The ability to control Convedia's media servers
using VoiceXML 2.0 provides telecommunication service providers and
third party application developers with the first truly scalable and
carrier class VoiceXML platform for the creation and delivery of innovative
new voice services." |
