Nefsis Corporation Timeline
Nefsis® has been advancing the state-of-the-art in real-time
communications software since 1998.
The Company has proven expertise in cloud computing, video
conferencing, and network security.
History of Innovation
- 1998 – Company founded1 by
Allen Drennan to create a general purpose, software-based
multipoint real-time communications framework for enterprise
networks
- 2001 – First to offer company-wide presence
management and secure instant messaging through
server-to-server pipes across physically distributed networks
- 2003 – First to offer easy install for
web
conferencing server software, with no install-time dependencies
– The Company's multipoint VoIP
technology was licensed by Sony® Online Entertainment for its
PlanetSide™
multiplayer online game (details)
- 2004 – First to include
multipoint
video as a standard feature in a web conferencing solution
– The Company's real-time
routing framework, presence management, instant messaging, and
web conferencing
software was licensed by New Heights Software™ for use in New Heights
and Mitel® softphone products (details)
- 2005 – First to offer web, VoIP and video conferencing using
secure connections and customer's PKI
- 2006 – Pioneered dynamically optimized, variable bitrate
(scalable) desktop sharing, VoIP, and multipoint video mixing
- 2007 – First video conferencing vendor to support Windows
Vista, Aero interface, and mixed webcam, standard
definition, and high-definition
(HD) peripherals in the same video conferencing session
- 2008 – Nefsis
introduced as a cloud-based,
video
conferencing online service. In September the
following year,
Frost & Sullivan presented the '2009
European Conferencing & Collaboration Product Differentiation
Award' to WiredRed for its new online service. "With
its latest offering, Nefsis, WiredRed became the first
company in the world to offer a conferencing service
solution based on the technologies of cloud-computing,
end-to-end parallel processing and multipoint video
conferencing."
- 2009 – Pioneered acoustic echo
cancellation across multipoint connections with
variable
latency times
– First to offer live, HD media sharing in a multipoint
video conference, with synchronous play,
pause, audio and video across all interactive participants
- 2010 – The Company changed
its name to Nefsis Corporation1
– Expanded
advanced collaboration features, adding annotation over
live applications
– Unicode enabled, with support for 10 languages
– Nefsis cloud expands globally, now serving customers
in over 45 countries worldwide
- 2011 – Nefsis further expands
cloud and customer base
– Nefsis
acquired by, and becomes part of, the global Brother
group of companies
1. Nefsis was originally founded as WiredRed Corporation and conducted business as
WiredRed Corporation and WiredRed Software®. Nefsis products prior to version 5
were sold under WiredRed's e/pop®
brand. The name Nefsis was initially used to brand the Company's first cloud-based
product release. Today, Nefsis is both the Company's name and ongoing brand for all
Company activities.
Nefsis, e/pop, and WiredRed Software are registered trademarks of Nefsis Corporation.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.