Saturday, February 14, 2009
Free Conference call service for all
Its been now almost one year for the free conference service provider www.sabsebolo.com well every one knows the man behind it , Hotmail ex founder Sameer bhati he is the chairman for this free conference call services.and had they reach a mark.
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ExtraCall.com Announces Free International Calls to BT Customers
British Telecom , major fixed line telecommunications and broadband Internet provider in the United Kingdom, also operating in more than 170 countries, have announced that 0870 numbers are to be included in their calling plans.
ExtraCall.com, provider of VOIP, telephone and virtual phone card services to small businesses and residential customers in the UK, are to open up a new access number in the 0870 range, in conjunction with the BT announcement.
This will allow all their customers to benefit from free international calls to many destinations previously costing up to 5p/minute, including the USA, Canada, Sweden, Poland, Brazil and India.
To help its customers, ExtraCall.com have set up a dedicated online page for BT customers wishing to take advantage of free international calling. The website address is:
Click here
UK customers that have a BT land-line can on the URL above find an automatic price tool, incorporating all the free destinations available. The price tool also uniquely features the local time and time zone tool and the country calling code tool.
ExtraCall.com, provider of VOIP, telephone and virtual phone card services to small businesses and residential customers in the UK, are to open up a new access number in the 0870 range, in conjunction with the BT announcement.
This will allow all their customers to benefit from free international calls to many destinations previously costing up to 5p/minute, including the USA, Canada, Sweden, Poland, Brazil and India.
To help its customers, ExtraCall.com have set up a dedicated online page for BT customers wishing to take advantage of free international calling. The website address is:
Click here
UK customers that have a BT land-line can on the URL above find an automatic price tool, incorporating all the free destinations available. The price tool also uniquely features the local time and time zone tool and the country calling code tool.
Unlimited Voip Service for Nepal
Worldlink, ISP from Nepal has launched a new voice-over-internet (VOIP) service called D2D, charging Rs 500 per month excluding VOIP Adapter which you need to run this service. A subscriber requires two VOIP devices (provided by WorldLink), and an account to use the Device-to-Device VOIP service. Each device costs Rs 4,500, while those without a router cost Rs 4,000.For Rs 500 per month you can call the other end. The talk-time is unlimited. The service works on a broadband of a minimum 64 kbps. Another ISP, WebSurfer, has also launched VOIP services. The service can be availed at Rs 4,000 for the VOIP device and a call to US would cost around Rs 2 per minute. I do not know how Nepal ISP block or allow SIP, however if they are asking you to buy two VOIP Adapters for 4000Rs and then connect them at both end and also pay Rs. 500 per month, they are cheating on you. This is pure SIP. you can get any SIP Adapter/VOIP adapter such as Linksys PAP2 from amazon for only $53 Buy 2 of these and connect one at your place and one at the other party where you want to call. Now you can make unlimited calls to each other and no need to pay Rs. 500 to worldlink
Friday, February 13, 2009
MTNL Launches JAADU : India's first 3G service in Delhi
Hi,
The newly launched India's first 3G service in Delhi is - MTNL Jaadu.
MTNL has launched its 3G service in Delhi and has named it Jaadu. With the launch it has become the first telecom operator in the country to launch third generation (3G) mobile services. But the service is on the expensive side as mobile users in Delhi will have to pay a one-time fee of Rs 500 as activation charges and a monthly rental of Rs 599.
Apart from this monthly rental, mobile users would have to pay for their phone calls.
For Voice calls -
From MTNL mobile to other network - Rs 1/min.
From MTNL network to MTNL network - Rs .60/min.
For video calls -: MTNL charges vary between Rs 3 and Rs 1.80 a minute.
Customers can also get video streaming applications such as “Live TV”, movie downloads on their mobile handsets. Subscribers will have to pay Rs 5 for each MB download. For using 3G service in your mobile, you only require a 3G enabled handset. (I guess many of you must be having it).
Now talking about the Voip part in the launched 3G service. One will be able to use voip for making cheap international phone calls. MTNL is charging Rs 3/minute from mobiles to more than 100 countries including Europe, the US and Canada. In comparison, international calls on private operators’ network costs about Rs 6 a minute. MTNL is able to offer lower tariffs because it routes the call through the Internet network.
Well the calling rates for both video calls, and international phone calls using voip ae not at all cheap. We have blogged about so many voip providers offering free calls to those 100 countries including Europe, the US and Canada.
I guess at present, if you are willing to spend this much money then you can opt fo MTNL 3G service but if you can wait for sometime then you would be getting much cheaper services. (When more 3G providers comes to market). Till then better make use of our Free PC to Phone calling ways to free international phone calls.
Please post your queries about 3G service or any other, we will be more willing to answer all your problems.
The newly launched India's first 3G service in Delhi is - MTNL Jaadu.
MTNL has launched its 3G service in Delhi and has named it Jaadu. With the launch it has become the first telecom operator in the country to launch third generation (3G) mobile services. But the service is on the expensive side as mobile users in Delhi will have to pay a one-time fee of Rs 500 as activation charges and a monthly rental of Rs 599.
Apart from this monthly rental, mobile users would have to pay for their phone calls.
For Voice calls -
From MTNL mobile to other network - Rs 1/min.
From MTNL network to MTNL network - Rs .60/min.
For video calls -: MTNL charges vary between Rs 3 and Rs 1.80 a minute.
Customers can also get video streaming applications such as “Live TV”, movie downloads on their mobile handsets. Subscribers will have to pay Rs 5 for each MB download. For using 3G service in your mobile, you only require a 3G enabled handset. (I guess many of you must be having it).
Now talking about the Voip part in the launched 3G service. One will be able to use voip for making cheap international phone calls. MTNL is charging Rs 3/minute from mobiles to more than 100 countries including Europe, the US and Canada. In comparison, international calls on private operators’ network costs about Rs 6 a minute. MTNL is able to offer lower tariffs because it routes the call through the Internet network.
Well the calling rates for both video calls, and international phone calls using voip ae not at all cheap. We have blogged about so many voip providers offering free calls to those 100 countries including Europe, the US and Canada.
I guess at present, if you are willing to spend this much money then you can opt fo MTNL 3G service but if you can wait for sometime then you would be getting much cheaper services. (When more 3G providers comes to market). Till then better make use of our Free PC to Phone calling ways to free international phone calls.
Please post your queries about 3G service or any other, we will be more willing to answer all your problems.
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Call Free to India using IPvaani Service
Now calling from abroad to India is absolutely free using "IPvaani" VoIP phone service. With IPvaani, you can make phone calls to anywhere in the world and talk as long as you want for free.
Computer not required for making free calls. Just you need Internet broadband connection, normal phone and IPvaani adapter at both ends. No monthly or hidden charges.
People in abroad use "Calling cards" to make phone calls to India. But parents in India may not know how to use "Calling Cards" or other free services using computer. But WITH IPvaani phone service, parents in India can call to abroad and they can stay connected like a land line phone. IPvaani voice clarity is very good compared with calling cards.
Even you can make free phone calls using computer and any VoIP software like Yahoo voice chat, Google talk, and Skype.
But for parents in India it may be difficult to use PC, mike, software, and headset. But to use IPvaani service computer not at all required.
making phone calls using IPvaani is as simple as making call using land line phone.
There are many options available in market, but they have different plans like monthly charges or per minute cost. Best part of IPvaani is no monthly charges or hidden charges for service.
In addition, there is another big misconception in India about VoIP-many people believe it is illegal. However, that's not the case. The Indian Government deregulated Internet telephony more than four years back. Currently, the Department of Telecom ( DoT ) allows IP telephony within a Closed User Group ( CUG ) like IPvaani.
IPvaani is growing at a fast rate. In fact, majority of the Indian families are using IPvaani service in USA, UK, Canada and Australia, to talk with their friends and families in India. Find out how you can make free calls at www.IPvaani.com and find out what you've been missing
Computer not required for making free calls. Just you need Internet broadband connection, normal phone and IPvaani adapter at both ends. No monthly or hidden charges.
People in abroad use "Calling cards" to make phone calls to India. But parents in India may not know how to use "Calling Cards" or other free services using computer. But WITH IPvaani phone service, parents in India can call to abroad and they can stay connected like a land line phone. IPvaani voice clarity is very good compared with calling cards.
Even you can make free phone calls using computer and any VoIP software like Yahoo voice chat, Google talk, and Skype.
But for parents in India it may be difficult to use PC, mike, software, and headset. But to use IPvaani service computer not at all required.
making phone calls using IPvaani is as simple as making call using land line phone.
There are many options available in market, but they have different plans like monthly charges or per minute cost. Best part of IPvaani is no monthly charges or hidden charges for service.
In addition, there is another big misconception in India about VoIP-many people believe it is illegal. However, that's not the case. The Indian Government deregulated Internet telephony more than four years back. Currently, the Department of Telecom ( DoT ) allows IP telephony within a Closed User Group ( CUG ) like IPvaani.
IPvaani is growing at a fast rate. In fact, majority of the Indian families are using IPvaani service in USA, UK, Canada and Australia, to talk with their friends and families in India. Find out how you can make free calls at www.IPvaani.com and find out what you've been missing
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
SkyWi, Inc. Announces Intent to Sell VoIP Operations to Telekenex
SkyWi, Inc. today announced signing a Memorandum of Understanding to sell all its VoIP operations to Telekenex, Inc., a well established 15 year-old national VoIP provider based in California.
The objective of this transaction is to take SkyWi's and One Connect IP's valued customers out of the middle of the conflict between SkyWi and Qwest that has resulted in significant service disruptions. Telekenex is on the New Mexico PRC's agenda in Santa Fe on Thursday February 5, 2009 to describe the plan and to request the PRC's assistance in ensuring a quick and orderly transition to the Telekenex network without any additional service disruptions. The companies plan on closing the sale quickly upon receiving satisfactory assurances that the customers' continuity will be supported by the PRC on Thursday, and that Qwest will work with Telekenex and SkyWi to complete a timely transition of service to Telekenex's network and systems without any further disconnections during that period.
SkyWi and Telekenex have planned a seamless transition that will provide customers with more services over a larger national footprint without any loss of current functional capabilities. "Our only concern is through the next 30-45 day transition period that Qwest will allow for and help facilitate in good faith a timely transfer of underlying physical circuits without damaging our customers' communications connectivity," said SkyWi CEO Allen Witters. "SkyWi regrets exiting a business we have invested millions of dollars in, but this transaction will protect our customers," Mr. Witters went on to say. Anthony Zabit, founder and COO at Telekenex commented, "It's very unfortunate that the business conflicts between Qwest and SkyWi have resulted in severe disruptions in service for thousands of people in New Mexico, Utah and Idaho, but at Telekenex we are excited about the opportunity to further expand our customer base and are prepared to commit all our resources and experience to removing all the customers from this conflict by managing a quick and seamless transition to our network."
The objective of this transaction is to take SkyWi's and One Connect IP's valued customers out of the middle of the conflict between SkyWi and Qwest that has resulted in significant service disruptions. Telekenex is on the New Mexico PRC's agenda in Santa Fe on Thursday February 5, 2009 to describe the plan and to request the PRC's assistance in ensuring a quick and orderly transition to the Telekenex network without any additional service disruptions. The companies plan on closing the sale quickly upon receiving satisfactory assurances that the customers' continuity will be supported by the PRC on Thursday, and that Qwest will work with Telekenex and SkyWi to complete a timely transition of service to Telekenex's network and systems without any further disconnections during that period.
SkyWi and Telekenex have planned a seamless transition that will provide customers with more services over a larger national footprint without any loss of current functional capabilities. "Our only concern is through the next 30-45 day transition period that Qwest will allow for and help facilitate in good faith a timely transfer of underlying physical circuits without damaging our customers' communications connectivity," said SkyWi CEO Allen Witters. "SkyWi regrets exiting a business we have invested millions of dollars in, but this transaction will protect our customers," Mr. Witters went on to say. Anthony Zabit, founder and COO at Telekenex commented, "It's very unfortunate that the business conflicts between Qwest and SkyWi have resulted in severe disruptions in service for thousands of people in New Mexico, Utah and Idaho, but at Telekenex we are excited about the opportunity to further expand our customer base and are prepared to commit all our resources and experience to removing all the customers from this conflict by managing a quick and seamless transition to our network."
Now Satelite Internet in Afganistan and Iraq by TS2 Satelite Technologies
TS2 Satellite Technologies offer two-way high-speed internet access with no phone lines, no cable, no dial-up modem. It's always on, available virtually anywhere, and affordable. The laptop, or WLAN network, can receive internet signal through a special satellite VSAT modem which is usually set up in a building or tent when deployed.
To the soldiers stationed in the war-torn countries, one VSAT access point provides broadband access to the internet; telephone connections including voice over internet protocol (VoIP), IP phone and video-conference connections. In addition, soldiers can also transfer data to many other users simultaneously and share connections with others stationed in the same base. TS2 additionally equips its customers with Thuraya, Iridium and Inmarsat satellite telephones, which are often the only means of communication in this region of the world.
TS2's satellite military networks are located in Al Taqaddum Air Base, Bahgram AF, Balad Base, Baquba Airfield, Brassfield-Mora, Cob Adder, Cob Speicher, Camp Al Asad Airbase, Camp Bucca Basra City, Camp Buehring, Camp Charlie Basra, Camp Eggers, Camp Fallujah, Camp Grizzly, Camp Korean Village, Camp Liberty, Camp Mejid, Camp Ramadi, Camp Slayer, Camp Stryker, Camp Taji, Camp Victory, Fob Bagram, Fob Brassfield Mora, Fob Delta Al Kut, Fob Diamondback, Fob Falcon, Fob Garryowen, Fob Gardez, Fob Ghazni, Fob Kalagush, Fob Kandahar, Fob Lagman, Fob Mchenry, Fob Marez, Fob Normandy, Fob Rustamiyah, Fob Summerall, Fob Sykes, Fob Salerno, Fob Torkham, Fob Warhorse, Fob Warrior, Herat RTC, Jallahabad Air Base, Kabul Airport, Kabul Camp Eggers, Kandahar Air Base, Lsa Anaconda Balad, Q-West Base Complex and Tallil Ab Lsa Adder.
TS2 Satellite Technologies and Polish branch TS2 Technologie Satelitarne ( http://www.ts2.pl/pl/) specialize in providing global satellite access services. The most significant clients of TS2 include: the United States Marine Corps (USMC), the United States Army Corps of Engineers and Australian Defense Forces (ADF).
To the soldiers stationed in the war-torn countries, one VSAT access point provides broadband access to the internet; telephone connections including voice over internet protocol (VoIP), IP phone and video-conference connections. In addition, soldiers can also transfer data to many other users simultaneously and share connections with others stationed in the same base. TS2 additionally equips its customers with Thuraya, Iridium and Inmarsat satellite telephones, which are often the only means of communication in this region of the world.
TS2's satellite military networks are located in Al Taqaddum Air Base, Bahgram AF, Balad Base, Baquba Airfield, Brassfield-Mora, Cob Adder, Cob Speicher, Camp Al Asad Airbase, Camp Bucca Basra City, Camp Buehring, Camp Charlie Basra, Camp Eggers, Camp Fallujah, Camp Grizzly, Camp Korean Village, Camp Liberty, Camp Mejid, Camp Ramadi, Camp Slayer, Camp Stryker, Camp Taji, Camp Victory, Fob Bagram, Fob Brassfield Mora, Fob Delta Al Kut, Fob Diamondback, Fob Falcon, Fob Garryowen, Fob Gardez, Fob Ghazni, Fob Kalagush, Fob Kandahar, Fob Lagman, Fob Mchenry, Fob Marez, Fob Normandy, Fob Rustamiyah, Fob Summerall, Fob Sykes, Fob Salerno, Fob Torkham, Fob Warhorse, Fob Warrior, Herat RTC, Jallahabad Air Base, Kabul Airport, Kabul Camp Eggers, Kandahar Air Base, Lsa Anaconda Balad, Q-West Base Complex and Tallil Ab Lsa Adder.
TS2 Satellite Technologies and Polish branch TS2 Technologie Satelitarne ( http://www.ts2.pl/pl/) specialize in providing global satellite access services. The most significant clients of TS2 include: the United States Marine Corps (USMC), the United States Army Corps of Engineers and Australian Defense Forces (ADF).
Orange Deploys SuccessFactors to 13,000 Employees in the UK
SuccessFactors, Inc. (NASDAQ:SFSF), the global leader in on-demand performance and talent management solutions, today announced that Orange, France Telecom's leading brand for Internet, television, mobile and other digital services, has deployed SuccessFactors to 13,000 employees in the UK. Orange is using SuccessFactors to cascade objectives, manage reporting and calibration, and ensure fair grading throughout the organization in order to achieve greater performance from its staff. In selecting SuccessFactors to manage goals, performance and 360-degree reviews, this initiative is part of the CEO's broader agenda of becoming the number one UK cellular mobile operator by 2012.
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France Telecom, one of the world's leading telecommunications operators, serves more than 177 million customers worldwide in five continents, of which two-thirds are Orange customers. With revenues of �52.9 billion in 2007, 117.6 million mobile customers, and more than 12 million broadband internet (ADSL) customers, the Group is ranked number three in Europe for mobile; number one in Europe for ADSL broadband internet; number one in Europe for IP telephony; and number one in Europe for ADSL TV.
"Everybody uses the SuccessFactors system from the CEO and senior management down," said Karen Gusterson, Head of Managed Services for Orange. "It is not just an extra step in the process, it is the process. We're using SuccessFactors extensively for employee performance reporting and calibration purposes, as well as helping to drive salary reviews and develop career plans for staff. It's really important for us to notice our rising stars and help develop talent internally. Telecommunications is one of the most rapidly changing industries there is. So that we can be nimble in this environment, we need the ability to communicate and cascade updated goals throughout the organization as we adjust strategy over time. The strategic initiatives that SuccessFactors enables are board-sponsored, and the performance-related conversations the solution supports are vital to ensuring we remain aligned as a business."
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France Telecom, one of the world's leading telecommunications operators, serves more than 177 million customers worldwide in five continents, of which two-thirds are Orange customers. With revenues of �52.9 billion in 2007, 117.6 million mobile customers, and more than 12 million broadband internet (ADSL) customers, the Group is ranked number three in Europe for mobile; number one in Europe for ADSL broadband internet; number one in Europe for IP telephony; and number one in Europe for ADSL TV.
"Everybody uses the SuccessFactors system from the CEO and senior management down," said Karen Gusterson, Head of Managed Services for Orange. "It is not just an extra step in the process, it is the process. We're using SuccessFactors extensively for employee performance reporting and calibration purposes, as well as helping to drive salary reviews and develop career plans for staff. It's really important for us to notice our rising stars and help develop talent internally. Telecommunications is one of the most rapidly changing industries there is. So that we can be nimble in this environment, we need the ability to communicate and cascade updated goals throughout the organization as we adjust strategy over time. The strategic initiatives that SuccessFactors enables are board-sponsored, and the performance-related conversations the solution supports are vital to ensuring we remain aligned as a business."
Monday, February 2, 2009
Free Services To Track Phone Number And Get Geographic Location
A phone number can be traced back to its location and address if equipped with proper information sources, thanks to technology andinternet getting a address from a phone number is a matter of seconds, there exist many paid phone to address retrieval services but today I will be sharing services offering reverse phone lookup for free.
If you are searching a USA phone number, 411 would be the best option to get complete address information retrieval using the phone number, in addition to free reverse phone lookup, 411 also offers People Search,Yellow Pages and reverse address lookup services without any cost.
However, if you are looking for an
International Numbering Plans is one such free service offering accurate phone to location and network information retrieval for landline and
Avaya Procurve Deal
Avaya is joining the HP ProCurve Open Network Ecosystem (ProCurve ONE) to expand joint efforts in technology integration and innovation. ProCurve ONE is a multi-vendor alliance program that offers enterprises a choice of pre-tested interoperable solutions that run on the HP ProCurve Switch 5400zl and 8200zl series, which offers leading applications on a common platform.
"Through our strategic alliance with HP and the HP ProCurve Open Network Ecosystem, enterprises, branch and mid-size customers can reap the benefits of easy-to-deploy, fully-integrated IP networking and Unified Communications solutions," said Dr. Alan Baratz, senior vice president and president, Global Communications Solutions, Avaya. "Our current record of success with existing customers is just the beginning of what will become many advances in both technology and go-to-market business models as we move forward."
Through the HP ProCurve ONE program, Avaya Communication Manager IP telephony software has been tested and certified for interoperability with the HP ProCurve line of products. Today at live events around the globe, Avaya and HP ProCurve are demonstrating Avaya Communication Manager software and UC applications running on the new HP ProCurve ONE Services zl Module, which was also announced today.
"To help customers address the increased pace of change within their businesses, HP ProCurve is combining its own technology with some of the most innovative, respected and visionary companies in the world," said Marius Haas, senior vice president and general manager, HP ProCurve. "Global businesses are just beginning to reap the benefits from an HP ProCurve collaboration with Avaya that provides them with integrated design, implementation and support services."
HP ProCurve previously announced compliance with the Avaya DevConnect developer program for the HP ProCurve 5400zl, 3500yl and 2600 Series switches. This successful compliance testing demonstrates the ability of HP ProCurve technology to provide a flexible and standards-based solution to optimize customer deployment of Unified Communications and IP Telephony solutions. These solutions are designed to meet the top customer needs of accelerating growth, lowering costs and mitigating risks.
Avaya Unified Communications and HP ProCurve solutions are already providing customers with a number of benefits. For example, the sixth largest K-12 school district in the U.S. is building their convergence platform for the future based on Avaya and HP ProCurve solutions. Broward County Public Schools in Florida is in the process of converting the first 55 of their 250 schools to new Avaya Communication Manager IP telephony software and HP ProCurve switches.
"From the start, we saw clear evidence of the commitment between HP and Avaya to do things right," said Doug Pearce, district network coordinator, Broward County Public Schools. "We’re confident that HP and Avaya will take us in the direction we want to go with a highly reliable solution, cost-effective pricing and the functionality we need. There's definite recognition of the strength of these two companies and their close cooperation. It's on our roadmap to stick with HP and Avaya."
In addition, Avaya and HP have several mutual, authorized channel partners already knowledgeable about the benefits and requirements of a joint solution from Avaya and HP ProCurve. One such channel partner is Altura Communication Solutions, a Platinum-certified Avaya BusinessPartner and authorized HP ProCurve channel reseller with experience in joint sales and implementations.
"The solutions from Avaya and HP ProCurve provide our customers a true value differentiation. The HP ProCurve solution is more affordable and has their industry-leading warranty. We have a customer that has implemented over 1500 Avaya IP phones over an HP data network that is working flawlessly," said Mark Izumi, director of sales and marketing for Altura Communication Solutions.
"Through our strategic alliance with HP and the HP ProCurve Open Network Ecosystem, enterprises, branch and mid-size customers can reap the benefits of easy-to-deploy, fully-integrated IP networking and Unified Communications solutions," said Dr. Alan Baratz, senior vice president and president, Global Communications Solutions, Avaya. "Our current record of success with existing customers is just the beginning of what will become many advances in both technology and go-to-market business models as we move forward."
Through the HP ProCurve ONE program, Avaya Communication Manager IP telephony software has been tested and certified for interoperability with the HP ProCurve line of products. Today at live events around the globe, Avaya and HP ProCurve are demonstrating Avaya Communication Manager software and UC applications running on the new HP ProCurve ONE Services zl Module, which was also announced today.
"To help customers address the increased pace of change within their businesses, HP ProCurve is combining its own technology with some of the most innovative, respected and visionary companies in the world," said Marius Haas, senior vice president and general manager, HP ProCurve. "Global businesses are just beginning to reap the benefits from an HP ProCurve collaboration with Avaya that provides them with integrated design, implementation and support services."
HP ProCurve previously announced compliance with the Avaya DevConnect developer program for the HP ProCurve 5400zl, 3500yl and 2600 Series switches. This successful compliance testing demonstrates the ability of HP ProCurve technology to provide a flexible and standards-based solution to optimize customer deployment of Unified Communications and IP Telephony solutions. These solutions are designed to meet the top customer needs of accelerating growth, lowering costs and mitigating risks.
Avaya Unified Communications and HP ProCurve solutions are already providing customers with a number of benefits. For example, the sixth largest K-12 school district in the U.S. is building their convergence platform for the future based on Avaya and HP ProCurve solutions. Broward County Public Schools in Florida is in the process of converting the first 55 of their 250 schools to new Avaya Communication Manager IP telephony software and HP ProCurve switches.
"From the start, we saw clear evidence of the commitment between HP and Avaya to do things right," said Doug Pearce, district network coordinator, Broward County Public Schools. "We’re confident that HP and Avaya will take us in the direction we want to go with a highly reliable solution, cost-effective pricing and the functionality we need. There's definite recognition of the strength of these two companies and their close cooperation. It's on our roadmap to stick with HP and Avaya."
In addition, Avaya and HP have several mutual, authorized channel partners already knowledgeable about the benefits and requirements of a joint solution from Avaya and HP ProCurve. One such channel partner is Altura Communication Solutions, a Platinum-certified Avaya BusinessPartner and authorized HP ProCurve channel reseller with experience in joint sales and implementations.
"The solutions from Avaya and HP ProCurve provide our customers a true value differentiation. The HP ProCurve solution is more affordable and has their industry-leading warranty. We have a customer that has implemented over 1500 Avaya IP phones over an HP data network that is working flawlessly," said Mark Izumi, director of sales and marketing for Altura Communication Solutions.
Low cost Voip Chips Issues over Performance
(ADA) aka Adaptive Digital Technologies had announced the availability of its complete suite of application-specific VoIP chips for Texas Instruments TMS320C64x+(TM) high performance DSPs
PLYMOUTH MEETING, Pa., Feb. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Adaptive Digital Technologies (Adaptive Digital), a leading provider of telecom and Voice over IP (VoIP) digital signal processing (DSP) software solutions and voice quality enhancing algorithms, today announced the availability of its complete suite of application-specific VoIP chips.
All these chips combine Adaptive Digital's field-proven DSP software with Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) high performance fixed-point TMS320C64x+(TM) DSPs.
The feature rich VoIP chips include all of the telephony, signaling, tone and voice processing (codecs) necessary to each VoIP application, enabling equipment manufacturers to develop products quickly and cost-effectively.
Targeted VoIP applications include:
IP Gateway/PBX
Echo Cancellation (EC)/Packet EC
GSM/ITU - Wireless Voice Transcoding
High-Density Conferencing
Each application is hosted on select TI DSPs ranging from the very low cost TMS320C6424 to cover the lower density voice applications to the high performance TMS320C6455 to cover the higher density voice applications.
OEMs and ODMs who develop sophisticated voice-centric applications find our solutions easy to integrate and well optimized for their requirements. Many manufacturers have developed and deployed their products within a short time frame, allowing these manufacturers to attain a competitive advantage.
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Adaptive Digital's VoIP chips address critical performance issues such as echo, latency, and packet loss, greatly reducing the impact of these impairments.
The inclusion of Adaptive Digital's AT&T certified "carrier grade" G.168 Plus(TM) packet echo canceller, which has the unique ability to handle round-trip delays of up to 512 milliseconds coupled with a built-in awareness and handling of packet-loss, makes the VoIP suite unparalleled in quality.
The availability of these integration-ready VoIP chips brings together a winning combination of TI's high performance silicon and Adaptive Digital's field proven high quality software. The VoIP chips are based upon Adaptive Digital's proven voice quality software running on TI's high performance C6424, TMS320C6452, and C6455 devices.
Customization is often very important to equipment manufacturers who wish to differentiate their products by incorporating features that are not available in competing products. Should modifications be necessary for your project, Adaptive Digital can customize a solution to fit your specific requirements.
Additionally, for those who prefer in-house product development, source code is available, encouraged, and supported. While other VoIP chip manufacturers do not allow customers to access source code for the purpose of customization, Adaptive Digital recognizes that one size does not fit all. By providing the source code option, Adaptive Digital empowers the manufacturer to customize, innovate and excel in the marketplace.
PLYMOUTH MEETING, Pa., Feb. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Adaptive Digital Technologies (Adaptive Digital), a leading provider of telecom and Voice over IP (VoIP) digital signal processing (DSP) software solutions and voice quality enhancing algorithms, today announced the availability of its complete suite of application-specific VoIP chips.
All these chips combine Adaptive Digital's field-proven DSP software with Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) high performance fixed-point TMS320C64x+(TM) DSPs.
The feature rich VoIP chips include all of the telephony, signaling, tone and voice processing (codecs) necessary to each VoIP application, enabling equipment manufacturers to develop products quickly and cost-effectively.
Targeted VoIP applications include:
IP Gateway/PBX
Echo Cancellation (EC)/Packet EC
GSM/ITU - Wireless Voice Transcoding
High-Density Conferencing
Each application is hosted on select TI DSPs ranging from the very low cost TMS320C6424 to cover the lower density voice applications to the high performance TMS320C6455 to cover the higher density voice applications.
OEMs and ODMs who develop sophisticated voice-centric applications find our solutions easy to integrate and well optimized for their requirements. Many manufacturers have developed and deployed their products within a short time frame, allowing these manufacturers to attain a competitive advantage.
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Adaptive Digital's VoIP chips address critical performance issues such as echo, latency, and packet loss, greatly reducing the impact of these impairments.
The inclusion of Adaptive Digital's AT&T certified "carrier grade" G.168 Plus(TM) packet echo canceller, which has the unique ability to handle round-trip delays of up to 512 milliseconds coupled with a built-in awareness and handling of packet-loss, makes the VoIP suite unparalleled in quality.
The availability of these integration-ready VoIP chips brings together a winning combination of TI's high performance silicon and Adaptive Digital's field proven high quality software. The VoIP chips are based upon Adaptive Digital's proven voice quality software running on TI's high performance C6424, TMS320C6452, and C6455 devices.
Customization is often very important to equipment manufacturers who wish to differentiate their products by incorporating features that are not available in competing products. Should modifications be necessary for your project, Adaptive Digital can customize a solution to fit your specific requirements.
Additionally, for those who prefer in-house product development, source code is available, encouraged, and supported. While other VoIP chip manufacturers do not allow customers to access source code for the purpose of customization, Adaptive Digital recognizes that one size does not fit all. By providing the source code option, Adaptive Digital empowers the manufacturer to customize, innovate and excel in the marketplace.
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