FAXCOM Server 5.5 Certified for Windows 2003
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Press Contact: Erik Wennerstrom
Phone: 978-250-1800
Email: marketing@biscom.com
Chelmsford, MA – September 24, 2004 –Biscom (www.biscom.com), a leading provider of enterprise document delivery solutions, today announced that its FAXCOM Server software has been certified for Windows 2003. The testing procedures for Windows 2003 require that specific Microsoft standards be met in areas such as Windows Fundamentals, Installation Requirements and Security Services.
The FAXCOM Server application is the central component of Biscom's FAXCOM product line. FAXCOM solutions support document delivery via fax, email and Internet, managing document workflow to process documents as they move into and out of the enterprise.
The FAXCOM solution is tightly integrated with Microsoft Windows, Exchange, Office and Outlook, and can be administered via an MMC. FAXCOM users can be managed through Active Directory and Group Policy, providing a shared fax solution that can scale from a small office to a multinational enterprise.
Since 1986, Biscom has been widely recognized for its pioneering advances in enterprise fax management and secure document delivery technologies. In addition to its well-established leadership in the fax server market, Biscom is an innovator in new business communications technologies including secure document delivery solutions, file conversion technologies and Internet-based video surveillance applications.
About Biscom
Founded in 1986, Biscom pioneered the fax server and host computer integration marketplaces. Biscom has provided many of the world’s largest companies with enterprise communications solutions, most notably its award-winning FAXCOM enterprise fax management solutions. Through acquisitions and the development of new technologies, Biscom has evolved into a provider of multiple product lines, including secure document delivery, file conversion and image viewing and enhanced messaging solutions. Biscom is headquartered in Chelmsford, Massachusetts.
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