CounterPath Timeline

2008

Donovan Jones appointed President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

CounterPath acquires BridgePort Networks, a leading innovator in Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC) solutions for service providers

CounterPath acquires FirstHand Technologies, an innovator in extending enterprise telephony features to smartphones and dual-mode handheld devices over WiFi and cellular networks

2007

CounterPath helps Verizon Business deliver Unified Communications solution with integration of CounterPath's technology into Verizon Business' Integrated Communications Package

CounterPath Solutions changes its name to CounterPath Corporation

CounterPath partners with Laszlo Systems to integrate CMC WebPhone to Laszlo's Rich Internet Applications (RIA) interface, Webtop, The Web 2.0 Desktop™

CounterPath acquires NewHeights Software Corporation and expands its VoIP product suite to include solutions for enterprise

CounterPath launches Bria™ 2.0 – the multimedia communicator that features video, voice presence and instant messaging in a contact-centric user interface

Polycom and CounterPath team up to enable CounterPath's softphone over Polycom HD Voice™ technology devices

Mobilkom austria goes live with CounterPath's Softphone in A1 over IP Launch

BridgePort Networks, Oberthur Card Systems and CounterPath Solutions Announce Commercial Availability of Fixed Mobile Convergence Solution

Huawei becomes new CounterPath partner

Top Forty Under 40 - Business in Vancouver names CounterPath's President Donovan Jones, as 40 under 40 recipient

2006

Hana Micron teams with CounterPath to Increase Adoption of Multimedia VoIP Solutions in Asian Market

David Karp joins CounterPath team as Chief Financial Officer

Primus Telecom Launches CounterPath-Powered Softphone in Australia

Cisco Systems publicly disclosed as new CounterPath customer

Softphone eyeBeam 1.5 launches

Adtran becomes CounterPath customer

Donovan Jones appointed President and Chief Operating Officer (COO)

Free softphone X-Lite 3.0 launches

AT&T becomes CounterPath customer

BT (British Telecom) becomes CounterPath customer.

Intel working with CounterPath to Enhance Mobile Communications

Intrado partnership launches first softphone to support E9-1-1

Queen's School of Business and Queen's Centre for Business Venturing (QCBV) lists CounterPath on Top 20 Best Small and Medium Employers list.

8X8 becomes CounterPath customer

2005

Jason Fischl joins CounterPath as Chief Technology Officer

Yak becomes CounterPath customer.

CounterPath Solutions, Inc. becomes the new name of Xten.

Vonage becomes Xten customer

Lucent Technologies becomes Xten partner

2004

Deutsche Telekom becomes Xten customer

Xten and Global Village Telecom launch first VoIP service in Brazil

First VoIP call at 40,000 feet uses the Xten eyeBeam softphone.

2003

Xten launches first commercial product - X-PRO SIP softphone

2002

Xten incorporated