 Mobile Operators, Fixed and Mobile  Justice  Police  Security  Intelligence  Governments  Military  Private Companies  etc 2.

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 Mobile Operators, Fixed and Mobile  Justice  Police  Security  Intelligence  Governments  Military  Private Companies  etc 2

 Distributed Call Information Capture, Origination and Destination Number, Duration, Audio, CDR capturte and auto generation.  Store and Forward information centralization  Centralized Monitoring and Storage  Distributed Search and retrieving of Information 3

 Distributed C apture  Encrypting  Compression  Store and Forward  On available idle bandwidth transmission for centralization  Centralized Monitoring and Storage  Monitored Numbers alarms  Optional automatic medium performance voice and word recognition, automatic tagging  Distributed Processing, Monitoring, Tagging 4

 Can capture different technologies, VoIP, digital, analog, etc.  Non invasive with the existing systems  Unlimited Distributed Capture Nodes  Uses only idle bandwith for information Centralization  Store and Forward, near real time, by IP and Internet  Distributed Monitoring, Search and Tagging by Internet.  Multilevel Secure Access System to the Information  End to End encrypted, included storage.  Included the management of the historic storage  Generates own CDRs  Industry Standard Technology, Globally accesible 5

Telephony Network Internet Modulo Remoto Switch Class 5 Switch Class 5 Celda Movil Modulo Remoto Terminacion de Escucha Modulo Remoto Modulo Central Modulo Procesador Celda Movil Modulo Remoto Mobile Cell Remote Module Modulo Remoto Switch Class 5 Switch Class 5 Remote Module Switch Class 5 Switch Class 5 Terminacion de Escucha Modulo Remoto Monitoring Remote Module Central Module Modulo Procesador Peocessing Module Terminacion de Escucha Modulo Remoto Terminacion de Escucha Modulo Remoto VoIP Remote Module 6

This Module is installed along every Class 5 Switch, Mobile Cell, PBX or Listening point. Can be connected to VoIP, analog or digital lines.  Capture  Can act as a:  VoIP Endpoint  Transparent RTP Relay  Gateway for analog and digital lines  Transcoding  Encryption  Compression  Store and Forward  Idle bandwidth use for Centralization 8

Central replicated automatic Monitoring and Massive Storage.  Gathers Call Information from the Remote Modules using idle bandwidth.  Encrypted Massive Storage  Near Real Time Automatic Voice, Number or word detection for Alarms and Tagging  Keeps the Secure Access to the full system  Serves the Distributed Remote Processing Modules by Internet  Off Line Massive Storage and management for search by numbers, dates, tags, etc 9

This Module Access de Central Modules by secure web with multilevel access system.  Search by Number, Dates, Tags, etc  Call Monitoring and Listening  Manual or automatic transcription, Speech to Text.  Tagging 10