New recording solution from ASC
by Lin Freestone
January 22, 2008
A new version of ASC’s VoIP recording solution, EVOip for Cisco, will be exhibited at the Cisco Networkers' Conference in Barcelona from 22-24 January, 2008. ASC is a leading global provider of innovative solutions to record, analyze and evaluate communications.
EVOip for Cisco records all customer interactions in Cisco environments. It was certified through the Cisco Technology Developer Program and is compatible with any version of the Cisco Unified Communications Manager. ASC is looking forward to demonstrating the system’s features at the conference.
The product's capabilities include a new ability to record encrypted calls, a crucial security issue for many financial institutions. Up to 230 channels can be recorded simultaneously through a single server, and either active or passive VoIP recording versions may be chosen depending on the customer's requirements.
The solution works for bulk, rules-based or on-demand recording of internal or external communications, and provides recording at a central location for companies with multiple branches.
EVOip is entirely software-based and is available for both Linux and Windows operating systems. An optional application runs on the phone's display and functions such as keep/delete, last call repeat and call tagging may be initiated at the touch of a button.
The solution also provides multiple search-and-replay applications with access available over the web or by dialing a special phone number.
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