1978

• Founded
• First design consulting contract secured

1980

• First Modular Switching Unit delivered (SBX)
• First patent granted
• First TeleTraffic Generator® delivered

1981

• First Power Line Carrier Switch delivered
• First Public Switch (Central Office) delivered

1982

• First Canadian Public Switch (Central Office) delivered
• First Programmable Switch delivered

1983

• 50th Public Switch (Central Office) delivered
• First International Public Switch (American Samoa) delivered
• Singapore Telecom Type Approval received

1984

• First Emergency/Tactical Switch delivered

1985

• First switch for U.S. Air Force delivered
• Moved into new 120,000 square foot office and manufacturing facilities In Victor, New York

1987

• REDCOM opens Far East technical support office in Taiwan

1991

• 300th Public Switch (Central Office) delivered
• First International Gateway delivered

1992

• First surface mount manufacturing equipment received
• President receives Inventor of the Year Award
• Received President's E-Award for excellence in exporting

1993

• Enhanced quality program by adopting Total Quality Management (TQM)
• First ISDN Capable Switch delivered

1995

• First Toll Operator System (Palau) delivered

1997

• First SS7 system delivered

1999

• The 1st annual R-TUST conference is held at REDCOM headquarters in Victor, NY

2000

• First ISDN Switching equipment for Three Gorges Hydro Project delivered
• REDCOM's Northernmost Public Switch (Central Office)—60 miles from magnetic North Pole delivered

2001

• ISDN product line improved to include SS7, expanded conferencing capabilities, and enhanced portable interoperable emergency packages
• Upgraded large Haitian tandem system to include ITU C7 Signaling, SS5, R2, C5, R1 Signaling, T1 and E1 interface conversion
• REDCOM holds the first annual Local Exchange Conference (RLEC) for Central Office customers

2003

• REDCOM celebrates a Quarter Century of Telecom Switching.
• The 5th annual R-TUST conference is held at REDCOM headquarters in Victor, NY
• REDCOM adds the High Density Exchange (HDX) to its family of switching products

2004

• REDCOM introduces SLICE® and Maintenance and Administration User Interface (MAUI™)
• The 6th annual R-TUST conference and the 3rd annual R-LEC conferences are held at REDCOM headquarters in Victor, NY
• The IGX•C receives additional Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC) certification

2006

• The HDX•C and SLICE® received JITC certification and appeared on the DSN-APL (Approved Products List)
• At its 8th annual R-TUST conference held in Victor NY, REDCOM announces TRANSip®, a truly integrated SIP Call Manager, a Media Gateway, and a Media Gateway Controller.

2007

• REDCOM announced SLICE® 2100™, with TRANSip. This single 1U high unit delivers SIP Call Management, Media Services Gateway, Media Services Gateway Controller, and other advanced IP communications capabilities while continuing to support analog lines, E&M and Loop trunks, T1, E1, SS7, C7, and more!

2008

• REDCOM celebrates thirty years of manufacturing innovative telecom solutions that serve a wide range of customers in more than fifty countries.

2009

• HDX, SLICE®, and SLICE® 2100™ (Version 3.0) received JITC certification and appeared on the DSN-APL (Approved Products List)
• In July 2009, REDCOM breaks ground on an 18,000 sq. ft. addition to its corporate headquarters in Victor, NY.

2010

• REDCOM completes the expansion to its headquarters in April, 2010, for a grand total of 140,000 sq. ft. at our Victor, NY campus. The new facility features state-of-the-art training rooms for customers and a Government Technology Center for R&D.