Dialogic Brooktrout SR140 Fax Software and Dialogic 3000 & 4000 Media Gateway Series (DMG3000 & DMG4000) enables enterprises to deploy fax server solutions confidently into existing voice over IP (VoIP) installations, while leveraging their existing IP infrastructure. The addition of V.34 T.38 allows these products to transmit fax data at 33.6 kbps, surpassing the rest of the industry which currently transmits fax traffic over T.38 at a maximum of 14.4 kbps.
“The addition of rapid V.34 speeds to our highly reliable Brooktrout SR140 T.38 fax over IP based fax server solutions is a significant break through in our industry, said Tom Linhard, President at FaxCore, Inc. A FoIP endpoint to gateway solution supporting V.34 T.38 will allow FaxCore and Dialogic’s mutual customers to send and receive faxes much faster. This will save them money by lowering both network bandwidth and telecom expenses.”
Dialogic Corporation is the market segment leader in fax and fax-over-IP platforms, offering one of the fullest featured and broadest fax solution portfolios on the market today. The Brooktrout SR140 and DMG3000 & DMG4000 platforms support real-time FoIP, providing companies with the ability to integrate fax servers into their VoIP network. In addition to capturing the benefits of IP-based communications, these products have excellent performance, reliability and scalability attributes that enterprises have come to expect from the Dialogic Brooktrout Circuit Switch based fax product line.
“Dialogic’s fax technology is the engine of the modern fax server that delivers document management, business process automation and compliance with industry mandates, such as Sarbanes Oxley and HIPAA," stated Jim Machi, Senior Vice President of Marketing for Dialogic. By implementing V.34 T.38 fax on their IP network, enterprise customers will not only benefit from the savings achieved by automating fax document processing and ensuring the integrity of internal control procedures and transactions for regulatory compliance, but can also expect to have lower operating costs than if they were using comparable FoIP solutions currently on the market.”