APEX Intonation COMMUNICATIONS ANNOUNCES Column FOR PYTHON

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SPRING VON.x, SAN JOSE, CA, March 17, 2008 -
APEX Delivery Communications (www.apexvoice.com),

A global supplier of carrier-grade, multi-service SIP Use Servers for voice and video enhanced services, nowadays announced support for the Python Programming Speaking (www.python.org) for its OmniVox3D SIP Application Server. Telephony and Web developers straightaway have the choice of scripting applications completely in Python, and implementing it on OmniVox3D, further reducing the time and effort required to bring IVR and other voice and video enhanced services to market. Python is an object-oriented programming language that can be used for many kinds of software development, and offers energetic buttress for integration with other languages and tools.

The Python module of the OmniVox3D SIP Application Server allows for the rapid Design, Development and Deployment of Python-based exclamation and video services. It reduces the complexity and cost of implementing services by building on the investment already made on the Web and Internet infrastructure, and eliminates the typical restrictions of proprietary systems. Once a Python engine is added to a Netting Server environment, OmniVox3D can be configured to simply packages "sessions" to this Lattice Server by acting as a Lacework browser. The Python module can now besides drive any SS7, TDM, IP or VXML browser in the market today, adding to its already robust feature set.

"Python is a ballsy programming talking that is used by industry-leading companies like Google, Yahoo, Nokia and YouTube," said Elhum Vahdat, executive vice president of APEX Articulation Communications. "It is used in a wide variety of utilize domains, including mesh and internet development, database access, diversion and 3D graphics, desktop GUIs, and network programming. This easy to read and maintain language is where the future of telephony web integration is heading."


OmniVox3D Supports Python

In addition to the thousands of already freely available Python scripts to choose from, OmniVox3D provides an extensive suite of telephony-specific functions for developing applications. And provided a function is not available in OmniVox3D, developers can simply create it themselves without having to breach elsewhere into another language. By providing Python functionality, OmniVox3D provides a standards-based interface into existing networks reducing costs for implementing and deploying services.
OmniVox3D is a multi-service SIP Application Server uniquely capable of delivering the latest generation of wireless and wireline applications with the reliability, redundancy and scalability required for carrier-class voice and video enhanced service. With over 15,000 installations, across 95 countries, including more than 250 service providers, carriers and network operators, OmniVox3D as a Servicing Delivery Platform can action an unlimited number of applications, including Real-Time Billing (Prepaid), Calling Cards, IVVR, Short Messaging, Unified Messaging, Conference Calling, and Automated Collect Calling. Either as a standalone server or distributed across multiple platforms, OmniVox3D's frank architecture seamlessly integrates with third-party components such softswitches, media servers, media gateways and SIP proxy servers that are IMS, MSCML, MSML/MOML or VXML compliant.
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OmniVox3D is a registered trademark of APEX Voice Communications, Inc. Other trademarks are the belongings of their respective companies.

For else material contact:

Elhum Vahdat
APEX Voice Communications
+1 818.379.8400 x104
evahdat@apexvoice.com

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