Introducing XOVOX – Unleash Your Data

Managing your voice data and keeping it accessible is essential for any organization that records telephone traffic – whether it is for compliance, litigation readiness, or improving how you operate (e.g., moving to the cloud or using the latest speech analytics tools to improve customer service).
 
XOVOX gets you there. Our goal is to leave no data behind. We specialize in migrating call recordings and metadata from legacy recorder models (NICE, Verint, Genesys, Red Box, Racal, and others) and all types of storage (local disk, NAS, Centera, cloud, tapes, DVDs) into today’s standard file formats. We can also process ongoing daily call recordings to enable speech analytics, transcription, or any service that requires recordings to be in an “open” format.
 
We have been specializing in giving our clients access to their voice data for over 20 years. Past clients include insurance companies, financial institutions, healthcare organizations, governments, law enforcement, call centers, and more.

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Recent Posts

XOVOX Now Supports VPI Empower Extraction

XOVOX, the leader in voice recording extraction and migration, announces a new capability to extract audio recordings and metadata from the VPI Empower platform. With this new capability, XOVOX can…

Podcast: Strategies for Migrating Voice Recordings

Andy Stevens, XOVOX President, recently participated in an episode of Archive360’s “Data Governance 360 Podcast”. In Episode 44: Modernizing Unified Communications: Strategies for Migrating and Governing Legacy Audio Channels, Andy…

White Paper: Voice Logger Retrieval Techniques

Many businesses and agencies use voice loggers to record telephone traffic, but retrieval of the archived recordings can be difficult, especially in bulk. Andy Stevens, XOVOX Founder and voice  data…

Structured vs. Unstructured Data – Part 2

In the first part of our Structured vs Unstructured Data conversation, we talked about Defined vs. Undefined Data and Qualitative vs. Quantitative Data. In our second installment, we discuss differences…

Structured vs. Unstructured Data – Part I

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