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IMS-complaint APPLYNX SIP Application Server enables service providers to build and deliver scalable packet-voice services. Along with IP-based architecture that directly integrates into IMS network infrastructure and delivers revenue-producing communications services, solution exhibits interoperability with all SIP network elements as well as Softswitch, Media Server, Media Gateways, and IMS network elements.
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MAILVISION Announces its APPLYNX SIP Application Server for IMS Enabled Networks
BARCELONA, 3GSM, February 8 -- MAILVISION Ltd., has released its APPLYNX SIP Application Server, an IMS complaint application server.
The APPLYNX is already deployed with several NextGen service providers enabling service delivery of a number of applications such as prepaid, voice mail, conferencing, Recording and a variety of IVR based services. The APPLYNX platform has proven interoperability with all SIP network elements; Softswitch, Media Server, Media Gateways, and IMS network elements.
In addition to applications offered by MailVision a number of 3rd party applications have already passed interoperability testing.
The APPLYNX is at the core of the IMS demonstration being held at Hall 1 Booth D 10. The demo will showcase the APPLYNX and applications from half a dozen Israeli companies.
"MailVision's APPLYNX is at the core of a rich service delivery eco-system designed for the IMS architecture providing Fixed Mobile Convergence solutions. It can easily support any SIP based application," says Benjamin Bar-Ness, VP of Business Development for MailVision.
The MailVision APPLYNX SIP Application Platform is that enables service providers to build scalable, reliable packet-voice services. MailVision's unique IP-based architecture directly integrates into an IMS network infrastructure and delivering cost-effective, revenue-producing enhanced communications services.
About MailVision
MailVision develops and markets enhanced services platforms for Wireless service providers, Telco's and NexGen communications service providers.
Offering a full line of SIP based solutions MailVision offers service providers an easy migration to revenue generating VOIP services. Founded in 1997, MailVision has its R&D center in Haifa, Israel.
For more information, visit www.Mailvision.com
See us at Hall 1 Booth D 10.
CONTACT:
MailVision Ltd.
Benjamin Bar-Ness
VP Business Development
E-mail: bar_ness@mailvision.com
