End of the line: Termination Equipment
VoIP systems bring together all of your previously incompatible phone systems and gives you the power to integrate geographically disparate Branch Offices, Call Centers, Teleworkers and Mobile Workers through a unified, seamless, corporate telephony network. Verso’s business-quality distributed telephony solutions allow organizations to extend the features and applications of the Private Branch Exchange (PBX) or Key Telephone System (KTS) to provide features like 4-digit extension dialing, initiating conference calls, receptionist screening or any other feature normally found exclusively on office-based corporate phone systems; all without the high costs normally associated with conversion to IP-PBX systems.
IP telephone systems extend your PBX/KTS system through your data network connection. A component at your main PBX/KTS location and another at your remote location allows communication via a managed IP connection such as a DSL, Cable Modem, ISDN, T1 or other connection.The key application feature is that you can now use your full featured digital phone sets that would normally only work when locally attached to a PBX. When remote offices require communications with a PBX at some central location, they are typically extended with either analog phones or a completely new phone
VoIP equipment brings together all of your previously incompatible system. You can now purchase your standard digital phones and deploy at remote offices. VoIP termination offers VoIP connectivity and termination from anywhere in the world. IP telephone systems with termination equipment also provide flexible transport solutions that will support existing carrier infrastructures such as TDM, IP, Ethernet, and transglobal connectivity. VoIP systems also have the advantage in providing the required support and services in delivering services to meet various netwok requirements.
VoIP termination allows carrier and ISP to route VoIP-to-Phone or VoIP-to-VoIP unlimited calls with monthly flat rate throughout the US. IP telephone systems that offer international termination services, however, will route to multiple PSTN carriers worldwide allowing VoIP-to-Phone, VoIP-to-VoIP or in any fashion. VoIP rates are expected to bypass international toll charges.
VoIP systems with equipment for termination can support worldwide calls at any computer with high-speed wireless and wireline internet connectivity. Hardware-based VoIP can also allow worldwide calls from VoIP phone or computer with ATA adapter thru a broadband connection. This enables to call from anywhere in the world without the burden of long distance or international rates. Furthermore, with virtual VoIP numbers, you are not tied to your geographic area code.
The emerging trend for modern wireless carrier is to offer broadband mobility for mobile/pocket devices that will allow IP services for mobile computing. It will also allow existing VoIP systems to interface with the conventional PSTN and mobile phones. VoIp equipment standards-based technology allows carrier and ISP to attain maximum network interoperability.
Integrated networking lets voice and fax traffic ride with data and LAN traffic over wide area communications links eliminate inter-office toll charges and voice tie lines. Service integration of voice and data traffic from today’s public network (PSTN), the Internet (IP), and enterprise (LAN-to-LAN/VPN) enables new revenues and sustainable cost savings through network simplification. Worldwide acceptance is due to the significant savings that organizations can achieve by maintaining a single IP network for voice calls and internet traffic. Private networks can enable flexibility to deploy and redeploy equipment by acquiring their own gateways to eliminate third-party costs.