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MailVision Announces its Network IVR System (NetIVR) FOR VOIP SERVICE
PROVIDERS Cebit, Hanover, Germany March 9,2006 - MailVision Ltd., has announced its Network IVR System (NetIVR) that enables service providers to create a network based unified voice/data communication environment, which is completely self-managed by business customers. The NetIVR system's key benefit is to allow customers to fully manage the service, using either a Web or IVR interface, including personal preferences and requirements. The NetIVR system is placed as a separate server within a SIP Network environment. The NetIVR system receives calls in SIP format for multiple pre-defined customers. Customers are represented within a tree structure in the NetIVR system. This tree structure enables each customer to have multiple department layers which, in turn, enhances the callers' options. "MalVision's NetIVR system gives business users a single number that routes incoming calls to multiple endpoints and leverages location and presence information for highly customized service delivery", says Benjamin Bar-Ness, VP of Business Development for MailVision. MailVision's SIP Application platform enables service providers to build
scalable and reliable packet-voice services. MailVision's unique IP-based
architecture directly integrates into an IMS network infrastructure and delivers
cost effective, revenue producing communication services. About MailVision MailVision develops and markets enhanced service platforms for Wireless service providers, Telcos and NexGen communication 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 |