What does MVIP stand for?

Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol

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Information technology (IT) and computers

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Turner was instrumental in the development of the Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol (MVIP) and H.

ADVISORY/ NMS Communications Senior VP/Chief Technology Officer to ...

The ICT1 card supports Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol (MVIP) and can be used in hardware supporting a wide variety of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) applications, including Internet PBX, Data Voice Gateways, fax servers, terminal servers, channel banks and more.

Franklin Telecom Announces Open Source Linux Driver Line Interface ...

In addition, multi-vendor integration protocol compliant cards can be installed in the on-board PC to provide additional advanced features, such as text-to-speech conversion and interactive voice response.

Comdial Releases New FX Series Computer Telephony Applications Server

Dialogic will support Dianatel's PCM Expansion Bus (PEB) and Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol (MVIP)-based products while migrating the offerings to the Signal Computing System Architecture (SCSA) SCbus secification.

Dialogic completes acquisition of Dianatel to complement its market ...

The GammaLink division of Dialogic, through its close involvement with the initial development of the Signal Computing System Architecture (SCSA), offers systems designers multi-line voice and fax boards that fully support the SCSA and Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol (MVIP) standards.

GammaLink Delivers Complete Windows NT Computer-Based Fax Solution; ...

25, TCP/IP, UDP and PPP, enabling applications to pass high bandwidth telephony data over the Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol (MVIP) bus to packet switched networks such as the Internet, LANs and WANs.

Natural Microsystems purchases TEKnique, Inc.; augments product ...

To ensure that the MICA technology can be reliably incorporated into equipment from as many vendors as possible, the Granite Cards are built with two industry standards in mind: Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol (MVIP), the leading standard for PC-based computer telephony; and Industry Standard Architecture (ISA), the most prevalent bus in the PC industry.

Telebit announces MICAblazer, MICA for NetWare and the MICA OEM ...

GammaLink and Dialogic, through their close involvement with the initial development of the Signal Computing System Architecture (SCSA), offers systems designers multi-line voice and fax boards that fully support the SCSA and Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol (MVIP) standards.

GammaLink's Fax Software Partners Announce Product Development ...