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Elad has typically undertaken multiple projects simultaneously and was known for his speedy execution and creative problem resolving. In many cases Elad was called to the rescue when complicated projects went astray and brought them back on track. Follows a list of (at least some of) the projects Elad worked on during his careers at ClassX and VocalTec: |
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| ClassX is founded by Elad Sion (CPM), Avi Tshuva, Dror Tirosh, Opher Kahane (ODK), Ofer Shem Tov (OST), working from Avis home. | ||
January 1992 |
ClassX Ltd. formally starts-up with offices at Hankin St., Raanana, Israel. | |
1992-1993 |
Working on
the following projects: Quality Recorder for VocalTec audio hardware. Windows Drivers for VocalTec CATBoard and CAT. Graphical viewer engine for xCase - www.xcase.co.il. ClassX application infrastructure 'APPLAT'. |
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October 1993 |
ClassX founders, without Avi, join VocalTec. | |
| Developing audio modules of Internet Phone 4.X and 3.X, VocalChat 1.0-2.5, including US Patent 5,825,771. | ||
1994 |
Developing infrastructure components, in use by all VocalTec developers. | |
1995 |
Developing the cache component of IWave and releasing IWave 1.5. | |
1996-1998 |
Working on various projects in VocalTec Telephony Gateway and VocalTec Gatekeeper. | |
1997 |
Creating the
World first H.323v2 Gatekeeper stack. Working on a Web cache component for Internet Phone 5. |
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1997-1999 |
Representing VocalTec in H.323 Interoperability events, iNow and interoperability efforts with Ascend, Lucent and Cisco. | |
1998 |
Managing VocalTec IP Networking group, developing RTP and H.323 stack projects for all VocalTec products. | |
1999 |
Managing
VocalTec Core Technology group, responsible for developing protocols and audio engines for
all VocalTec products. The last project was an experimental Java Gatekeeper. |
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