If a customer calls in and says, 'The network is down,' the service provider — without having to send a truck roll — can look at his network up to the customer.

Assuming you have a reasonable phone, the sound quality is better than a landline. We tested the service in customer test groups and had favorable results. We minimized the data feed--it's compressed as much as possible. It even works very well over narrowband.

If a customer calls in and says, 'The network is down,' the service provider without having to send a truck roll can look at his network up to the customer.

We would never be able to do that if we were bringing everything from off-shore.

If a customer calls in and says, 'The network is down,' the service provider — without having to send a truck roll — can look at his network up to the customer.

We grew the company from that base and we've been growing ever since then. You won't find many networking equipment companies that went through that (bankruptcy) process and survived.