• Used for day-to-day conference needs.
  • 8-480 ports deployment and add-on ports to meet your needs.
  • Linux System works with TDM and VoIP Networks.
  • ROI in 8-10 months.

Overview

XOP Network’s Digital Collaboration Bridge (DCB) addresses the needs of demanding conferencing users. This appliance integrates with an organization’s existing telephone and data network infrastructure bringing advanced audio and web conferencing capabilities in-house.

With DCB, a Moderator can easily record the audio and web conferencing sessions and automatically merge them into a flash based webinar. This webinar can then be downloaded and played back on any PC that supports flash.

DCB’s web-based user interface has been designed with ease of use and simplicity in mind, eliminating the need to invest in training of the end users. It complies with industry standard browsers and requires no downloads, plug-ins or additional software installation. The conference scheduler is tightly integrated with Microsoft Outlook. With a few clicks a user can schedule their audio or web conferencing session.

Features

  • Ad-hoc audio conferences
  • Reservation based conferences
  • Progressive dial out conferences
  • Desktop sharing
  • Presentation sharing with annotation
  • Whiteboarding with annotation
  • In-conference controls via Web portal
  • In-conference controls via DTMF keys
  • Outlook Integration
  • Real Time view of active conferences
  • Transfer participants between conferences
  • Merge conferences
  • Record/play back using flash
  • Secure entry based on PIN
  • Secure entry based on Dialed Number (DNIS) or Caller ID (ANI)

Resources

Digital Collaboration Bridge Data Sheet

The XOP Networks Digital Collaboration Bridge (DCB) is the right choice when deciding to deploy your own advanced conferencing solution. With your own in-house system you are not only allowing employees to be more productive in their interactions with customers,partners and fellow employees,you are also controlling increasing monthly costs associated with outsourced conferencing services.

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The XOP Networks Digital Collaboration Bridge (DCB) is the right choice when deciding to deploy your own advanced conferencing solution. With your own in-house system you are not only allowing employees to be more productive in their interactions with customers,partners and fellow employees,you are also controlling increasing monthly costs associated with outsourced conferencing services.

Why Buy a Digital Collaboration Bridge?

This White Paper from XOP Networks compares the prevalent outsourcing approach for meeting a company's audio and web conferencing needs with an in-house approach. The ROI model clearly shows that an organization that routinely uses audio and web conferencing services as part of its business processes can save substantial sum of money by switching to an in house collaboration server. In addition to the monthly savings the company will benefit from improved employee productivity and reduced travel costs.

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This White Paper from XOP Networks compares the prevalent outsourcing approach for meeting a company’s audio and web conferencing needs with an in-house approach. The ROI model clearly shows that an organization that routinely uses audio and web conferencing services as part of its business processes can save substantial sum of money by switching to…

XOP Networks Interoperability Matrix January 1 2013

XOP Networks Universal Service Node (USN) and other products are deployed in Carrier and Enterprise networks. In such networks our products interface with a number of third party PBXs, IP PBXs, Central Office Switches, Soft Switches, Media Gateways and back office network elements.

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XOP Networks Universal Service Node (USN) and other products are deployed in Carrier and Enterprise networks. In such networks our products interface with a number of third party PBXs, IP PBXs, Central Office Switches, Soft Switches, Media Gateways and back office network elements.