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FaxBack Corporate Timeline
FaxBack
Through the Years: A History of Leadership and Innovation
Take a walk through FaxBack's history. Founded in 1983,
we're focused on relentless innovation in fax technology and
continued success.
- 1983 Formed as a privately-owned company
- 1984 First contract for AT&T's fax software is
signed
- 1986 Contract to develop fax technology for ITT
World Communications signed
- 1990 Fax-on-Demand technology developed and spun-off
from Intel
- 1991 Developed NET SatisFAXtion while under contract
with Intel
- 1993 WinFax PRO for Networks built for
Delrina/Symantec
- 1994 Contracts signed with Brooktrout and Dialogic
to develop fax drivers
- 1995 Fax-on-Demand enjoys install base that includes
over 35% of Fortune 500 companies
- 1996 Contract with IBM is signed to develop cellular
fax technology
- 1997 NET SatisFAXtion trademark is acquired; New
version based on Windows NT introduced
- 1998 SMTP and SMTP/POP3 Email Gateways introduced
into NET SatisFAXtion product lines
- 1999 FaxBack's Business Solution Center, a hands–on lab opened powerful document conversion technology
which was
added to deliver laser quality fax documents
- 2000 Introduced web-based fax integration to
fax-enable websites, ASP pages or intranets; IRS
becomes largest Fax-on-Demand customer in the world
- 2001 Redesigned FAXability as a browser-based fax
application; Launched NET SatisFAXtion Network
Appliance; Introduced low-cost certified solution for
analog fax hardware
- 2002 Launched FAXability Broadcast, an easy-to-use
way to broadcast to high-volumes of users; Announced
V.34 and JBIG support to reduce connection times 20-80%;
Introduced Workflow Integration Suite; Announced a
lower-cost alternative for T1 environments (Eicon)
- 2003 Hired fax industry veteran to drive FaxBack's
next messaging strategy; 33% increase in sales revenue
in 2003. Launched Consensual Fax solution in response to
the FCC's fax regulations
- 2004 New NET SatisFAXtion version built on Microsoft
Windows .NET, XML and SQL core; Introduced Office integrated
fax; Added support for FoIP (Fax over IP)
- 2005 Expanded webinar series on various topics;
Introduced NET SatisFAXtion IP, a T.38 software-only fax
server for VoIP environments
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