November, 2009 
PEC adds direct Asterisk integration to the CardSaver Product. This will allow Asterisk System Users to provide call control with both prepaid and postpaid support.

August, 2009 
PEC adds direct Cisco Call Routing Support to its CardSaver Product. This allows CardSaver to control the Cisco Routing and adds least cost routing support to CardSaver.

June, 2009 
PEC adds Direct dial support to the CardSaver Product. This allows customers to set specific access numbers to forward automatically to another number .

April, 2009 
PEC's CardSaver now adds Auto Recharge support. This allows end customer accouts to be replenished automatically when their balance runs low.

February, 2009 
PEC introduces DialSaver version 2.0 with enhanced features and reporting.

December, 2008 
PEC starts offering toll-free services to customers.

June, 2008 
PEC sends out "What's New at PEC?" to keep customers appraised of new products, updates and services.

January, 2007 
PEC adds Hosted services (IVR, Cardsaver etc.) to meet customers demand for a reliable, cost-effective solution for their businesses.

January, 2006 
PEC adds Callback support to its Cardsaver Billing platform allowing for callshops to take advantage the of the simple yet powerful Cardsaver functionalites.

June, 2005 
The VoiceSaver Voicemail System, DialSaver Dial Out System, TimeSaver Predictive Dialer, and Insight IVR all become VoIP enabled. This means that all of these products can now interact directly with VoIP Phone Service providers for both inbound and outbound calls.

April, 2005 
PEC adds SIP support to CardSaver. Combined with the proper SIP Server, CardSaver now allows companies to deploy both prepaid and postpaid SIP Networks.

March, 2004 
In order to meet increased demands, PEC relocates its Indian branch to a larger 3,000 square foot office in the Greater Kailash section of New Delhi.

October, 2003 
PEC enhances the TimeSaver predictive dialer to support VoIP.  This breakthrough enables international call centers to have their dialers situated in one country and their agents located in another without incurring any long distance charges.

February, 2003 
PEC opens its first international branch.  Located in New Delhi, India, the Indian branch is given the task promote and support sales throughout Southeast Asia and Eastern Africa.

June, 2003 
Pulse, Inc., the largest reseller of Quintum VoIP gateways, chooses PECs CardSaver as its preferred VoIP billing and call management software.

June, 2002 
To reach a larger market, CardSaver is enhanced to support prepaid calling cards and postpaid calling services.  Within six months, CardSaver is installed in over 50 sites around the world.

March, 2002 
PEC introduces the CardSaver VoIP Billing and Call Management software to its line of telecom Products.  CardSaver is initially designed to support billing for the VoIP termination business.

Early-2001 
Tecore Corporation, a premier manufacturer of cellular phone switches starts selling the messaging platforms from PEC along with their switches. PEC adds the Short Message Service (SMS) support to its software.

September, 2000 
PEC introduces the TimeSaver Predictive Dialer to its product line.  TimeSaver is used by inbound and outbound call centers to market and support their products and services.

2000 
PEC adds support for TNPP over the Internet. This feature is used by the paging companies.

1999 
PEC adds the features Voice to Email, Fax to Email, and Email notification to its software. Also, PEC adds the multi-party conferencing feature to its messaging software platform.

1998  
PEC introduces the Reminder package which helps the medical industry to make outbound calls to remind the patients for the appointment date and time.

Mid-1997  PEC purchases a 7,000 square foot office building in Aberdeen, New Jersey, which is 35 miles south of Manhattan.  PEC relocates its operations from Englishtown, New Jersey to the new location in Aberdeen.

1997 
PEC enhances its products to support the Telephony Signaling 7, ISDN Europe. The applications for the product include: Voice Mail, Call Routing, Fax processing, Conferencing, Call routing, and Interactive Voice Response (IVR).

1996 
PEC introduces its line of Windows NT based voice processing products. PEC also introduces its line of OS/2 based voice processing products.  PEC ships 60 Windows NT units after the first month of product introduction.

1994 
BPL Telecom Ltd. of India, the largest telecom group in India, selects PEC Voice Products for the Indian Market. The systems are used by Coca Cola, Oracle, Texas Instruments, Sheraton hotels, Bombay Cellular, IBM, and many other companies.

1993 
Hungary, Czech Republic, Poland, and Romania certify PECs entire line of voice processing products.  PEC begins to market its products throughout Eastern Europe.

1992 
Portugal Telecom certifies the digital PEC Voice Products for the Portuguese market.  PEC begins to market its products in Portugal.

1991 
PEC enhances it product by introducing its digital line of voice processing systems in the United States and Europe.

1990 
The incumbent candidate of the presidential election in Venezuela chooses DialSaver to market his campaign.  He is successful and returns to office.

1989 
Mobile Data Systems, later acquired by Motorola, begins to deploy the voice processing systems developed by PEC.

1988 
The DialSaver autodialer is introduced to the PEC product line.  DialSaver is used for direct marketing, non-profit, and political campaigns.

1988 
International Voice Exchange selects PEC to provide Voice Mail systems for the franchisees of the company.

1987
PEC develops Voice Mail and Auto Attendant systems for the trucking companies.  The product is trademarked as VoiceSaver and is one of the first of its kind.  Truck drivers now have an efficient means of communication with their base office and their families at home.

1985
PEC develops the Check Calls system for trucking companies. This allowed truck drivers to enter data using the Touch Tone telephones.

1984
PEC is founded in New Jersey, by Suraj Tschand, a Bell Laboratories senior engineer.  PEC is created to meet a market demand for voice messaging and interactive telephony products.