DALLAS (PRWEB)March 12, 2019 XOP Networks’ Universal Service Node (USN) conference bridge is the right answer for replacing Avaya Meeting Exchange (MX) conference bridge. Avaya recently announced that it will…
DALLAS (PRWEB)February 14, 2019 XOP Networks is pleased to announce the availability of its IP Based Hoot and Holler service. Traditional Hoot-and-holler service allows participants to get on an ongoing…
DALLAS (PRWEB) NOVEMBER 16, 2018 XOP Networks, Inc., a manufacturer of Emergency Communications Equipment and Audio Conference Bridges announces deployment of an IP based Crash Phone system at a regional airport in Texas.…
XOP Networks, Inc., a manufacturer of Value-Added Service platforms is pleased to announce the first deployment of its WebRTC based Click-To-Call VAS Application.
XOP Networks’ platforms have been running thousands of audio conferencing ports non-stop for months without any issues in support of our Trader Voice services such as Hoots and Automatic or Manual Ring Downs (ARD / MRD) which are crucial to voice trading activity
XOP Networks’ deploys emergency conferencing system at six nuclear power plants
XOP Networks, Inc., a developer of advanced Emergency Communications equipment and Audio Conference Bridges, announced support for IP based leased lines on its Ringdown Firebar Conference Server product. Use of IP based leased lines can reduce operations cost by up to 66%.
XOP Networks, Inc., a developer of advanced emergency communication equipment and Audio Conference Bridges, announced availability of hotline capability on its Ringdown Firebar Conference Server product.
XOP Networks’ products support all traditional signaling interfaces such as FXO/FXS, CAS, ISDN PRI, H.323 and SIP Trunks. The products now also supports SIP Extensions that makes it very cost effective to deploy against a typical IP PBX.
XOP Networks, Inc., a developer of advanced emergency communication equipment and Audio Conference Bridges, announced deployment of its Crash Phone Emergency Conferencing application on a VMware based Virtual Machine in conjunction with an Avaya IP PBX at a major airport in Nevada.