Interoperability Is Still An Issue

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The latest news from the SIP Trunking Report Online Community. Sponsored by Ingate. Powered by TMCnet. Feature Articles Interoperability Is Still An Issue The key to any successful SIP deployment is, and has always been, interoperability. It was a key issue driving the development of SIP: when the Internet Engineering Task Force first introduced SIP, one goal was to create a streamlined protocol that would pave the way to seamless interoperability. West IP Communications Upgrades Maxxis Network West IP Communications announced recently that a newly-upgraded version of its Maxxis Network was now available. With these upgrades, Maxxis will include more data centers, additional bandwidth and greatly improved performance. Patton Demonstrates Ethernet Extension Solution for Maryland Traffic Control Systems Patton Electronics demonstrated the latest application of its reputable Ethernet extension technology at the Secured Cities 2014 conference in Baltimore last week: an IP-networked traffic control solution the company built in response to a request from the Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA). EdgeWater and VTech Now Interoperable Change is something scary to think about for many. With VoIP however, there's nothing to fear. SMB's are leveraging VoIP technology for a plethora of reasons but primarily because of its cost-friendly, flexible and interoperable nature. As we see more and more users adopting this technology - its offering a leg up in the communication game for enterprises also willing to take to the plunge. Telecom Operators Could Potentially Lose a Significant Number of Customers in 2015 Ovum's Telecoms Customer Insights survey program is designed to provide a robust and cost-effective set of tools for telecom decision makers to discover, understand, and act on changing customer attitudes across both consumer and enterprise markets. Change is inevitable and being able to understand the effects of those changes is crucial. S. Africa's Centracom Invests in its Own VoIP Switch Centracom, a wholesale and business-focused carrier in South Africa, has gone IP with the decision to acquire its own VoIP switch. Patton Electronics Releases CopperLink CL1212 Ethernet Extender Patton Electronics recently announced that its CopperLink CL1212 Ethernet extender had become available for sale. The device is capable of extending Ethernet much further over a single twisted pair and can deliver downstream speeds up to 168 Mbps.

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