FaxLogic offers its enterprise customers a unique cloud-based way to outsource the enterprise fax server using BladeWare andBladeWare Fax Media...
Read MoreBy visiting both booths, you can learn how BladeWare can provide necessary solutions for OEMs, and how NetGen can help...
Read MoreEvery time we place a call, we instinctively perform call-progress analysis (CPA). We listen for dial tone before dialing, detect...
Read MoreA new BladeWare customer—an enterprise-fax OEM—reported that one of his end-users was dissatisfied with their fax server’s performance as they...
Read MoreImagine … or, perhaps, you’ve even been there. You’re having an FoIP problem so you run a test by sending,...
Read MoreCommetrex isn’t on the lips of every telecom CEO, but its technology is what’s making FoIP work. Since 1998, Commetrex’...
Read MoreHope you’re going to ITEXPO West 2012 in Austin (Oct. 2-5). We’ll be there in booth 722. If you’re an...
Read MoreIn 3Q2012, the state of FoIP is good. Why? Because the right things are happening. In the enterprise, FoIP has...
Read MoreWhat is the key to FoIP success when using SIP trunking? First, you must have FoIP endpoints that really work....
Read MoreSo, what is a fax, anyway? Well, we all know what a fax is, but can we settle on a...
Read MoreWe were in Miami Beach last week at ITEXPO. Great duty. The weather let us know why folks go there...
Read MoreWhat does great OEM developer support look like? Here’s but a small sample. It’s a response by our support guy...
Read MoreFax just don’t get no respect! Every business uses fax, but, until recently, making FoIP work has been, at best,...
Read MoreJust returned from ITEXPO. It was in blazing-hot Austin, TX, which is a very cool town. And it was very...
Read MoreIf you read our newsletters, you may remember that Commetrex has developed a new FoIP technology, Smart FoIP, which, among...
Read MoreTwo years ago we did some serious outbound testing with the cooperation of Copia International, one of our enterprise-fax server...
Read MoreHere’s a summary of my talk at ITEXPO given on 2/3/11. “Telefacsimile” went commercial 150 years ago. Seems like yesterday,...
Read MoreIn marketing, it’s axiomatic that the market leader enjoys the highest margins, but it doesn’t end there. It extends to...
Read MoreThe wide-scale deployment of V.34 fax terminals is making the design of FoIP-capable IP-PSTN gateways much more of a challenge...
Read MoreWhenever I hear someone tell me that T.38 isn’t capable of bringing reliable real-time fax to IP-carrier networks, I resist...
Read MoreI was recently interviewed by Erik Linask, Group Editorial Director at TMCnet.com (Technology Marketing Corporation). TMC is “The World’s Largest...
Read MoreCurrently, there are not many V.34-capable gateways available, and only one V.34-capable FoIP fax server. This is so despite the...
Read MoreI recently shared with you that the industry’s deployment of FoIP is proceeding in phases. Phase I, which extended from...
Read MoreCommetrex, inventor of T.38 fax termination now used in media servers everywhere, continues its record of innovation with the announcement...
Read MoreWhat’s going on? Suddenly, is seems that nearly all of our enterprise-fax OEMs are using BladeWare as the platform for...
Read MoreQuick! Define the term “fax”. Well, if you really try, you may find that defining fax is a little like...
Read MoreIn my last blog post, I explained how slow signaling in carrier networks can result in the failure of a...
Read MoreAll T.38 implementations are the same if they conform to the T.38 recommendation, right? Wrong! You could easily have a...
Read MoreA stickler—someone who cringes when exposed to bad grammar and punctuation, and someone everyone hates. You know the type: we’re...
Read MoreYour product plans call for the development of a product that requires multi-channel media-processing resources. You’ve looked at the market...
Read MoreCommetrex has been developing and marketing fax-technology products for over 15 years, and BladeWare, our HMP media server has been...
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Mike Morris, Director, Platform Development, is responsible for all system-level product development, including BladWare and SIPfaxEngine. Mike’s 32-year software-engineering career ideally prepares him for this position as the scope of his experience spans driver development to the API and to user-level applications.
Former VP, Corporate Development; General Counsel at Voxeo Corporation, is an advisor to Commetrex. Mr. Ivey has founded four startups, and his business plans/pitches have raised more than $71 million during the last ten years from VCs like Crosspoint and Mayfield.
VP & GM, Premiere Global Services is an advisor to Commetrex. He was previously President of Vocalocity LLC, a technology leader in the open systems speech technology market.
Bob Cooke is President of R.W. Cooke & Associates, an international petrochemical brokerage. Prior to this, he spent 29 years with E.I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company, holding senior positions in manufacturing and international marketing. Mr. Cooke holds a degree in mathematics from Florida State University.
Bruce Adams, Director, Signal Processing Technologies, brings an 18-year career in signal-processing and telephony-systems development to Commetrex. During his 8-year Principal Engineer assignment at Hayes Microcomputer, he completed his PhD EE coursework at Georgia Tech. Subsequently, he was Chief Executive Officer and GM at Signals+Software prior to joining Commetrex. He has also served as rapporteur on numerous ITU committees.
Cliff Schornak, CTO, Commetrex’ co-founder, was president of Systems By Design, a telecommunications design consultancy firm. Prior to this he was a senior researcher at Digital Communications Associates and the VP, Engineering at Innovative Technology, Inc. (ITI). Schornak holds master’s degrees in computer science from Georgia Tech, business and finance from George Washington, and undergraduate degrees in math and physics from Marycrest College.
Mike Coffee, President & CEO, prior to founding Commetrex, was VP, Marketing & Sales, with Natural MicroSystems, where he brought NMS into the computer-telephony market and introduced the idea for MVIP, the industry standard that propelled NMS into the market’s technology-leadership position. Prior to NMS, he served as VP and chief marketing executive at Innovative Technology, a digital-media technology developer, and Autodynamics, a worldwide marketer of process-plant simulators. Mr. Coffee holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Georgia Tech.
