Vox Communications Surpasses 20,000 VoIP Milestone

By Mini Swamy, TMCnet Contributor

Vox Communications, which offers a feature-rich, low-cost, high-quality alternative to traditional phone services by providing VoIP and smartphone applications is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Pervasip Corp.

It has exceeded the 20,000 VoIP lines on its award winning Voice over Internet Linux-based server clusters. By surpassing the 20,000 milestone, it has amply demonstrated that its technology not only works but also scales. Vox's CIO, Mark Richards was extremely pleased at the achievement.

Stressing the importance of scalability, Richards said that with customer acquisition being rapid, it became imperative that the company be armed to tackle the rapid increase in number. Vox engages the mobile VoIP arena where large-scale acquisition can be handled with tremendous ease.

He further added that with technology evolving rapidly, the impressive automated systems would go into action as the distribution channels drifted towards an Internet -based marketing strategy. Mobile VoIP was a very complex business and the technical team had reduced the complexity to such an extent

that customers had no hassles during use of the services.

Vox Communications Corp. delivers wholesale voice over IP telephone services for the residential and small business market, and differentiates itself through a unique combination of high quality voice services, flexible back-office capabilities and automated provisioning systems. Vox recently entered the mobile VoIP services and applications arena, which is expected to approach 300 million users by 2013.

In a related news release, Vox Communications Corp is pleased to announced that its new international cell phone calling app is now available at GetJar.com, the world’s second largest app store with over 2 million download requests per day and over 1 billion downloads to date. 

(source: http://voip-software.tmcnet.com/topics/voip-software/articles/93716-vox-communications-surpasses-20000-voip-milestone.htm)