Friday, November 22, 2013

Software Defined Network(SDN) gives flexibilty for more controlling



SDN(Software Defined Network) is an approach to building networks that accomplishes the following: separates the control and data planes, provides a global view of the network to a centralized controller, and enables external applications to program the network. It also promises freedom of connectivity on a number of different levels in the network infrastructure. With this flexibility comes new opportunities for managing and controlling networks.

For example, Employees' insistence on connecting their own devices to the network is one of the more visible examples of this.

Cloud Band Concept


The introduction and development of Cloud-based concepts into the IT datacenter industry has been very rapid over recent years. In parallel, the associated ecosystem and business models have changed fundamentally.At the same time, IT Cloud economy-of-scale benefits and the overall value proposition derived from shared data centers resources and “pay-as-you-go” business models are also potentially valid for telecom networks.

However, in the telecom domain, network elements are traditionally assembled in a harmony way with many different equipment architectures and vendors right through the network. This network architecture has evolved by necessity, owing to carrier-grade requirements such as real-time performance and high availability.  

Virtualization promises freedom of deployment for various functions in an open, standardized environment. When introduced in a telecom context, the critical success factors are performance, latency, and standardized management interfaces.

 

Thursday, November 21, 2013

Computer Telephony Interface CTI Card



This card is linked to the PBX and or to a LAN server
 with a two-way channel(mostly is a minicomputer).
The PBX provides call origination and call progress information to
the computer, which in turn sends routing and call-handling orders
to the PBX. CTI is very useful in call centers; it is used as "pop up" an
account record on the computer screen at the same time the PBX delivers
a call to the workstation
,this helps the agents with client information and history 
and saves time.

Monday, November 18, 2013

Ultra Mobile Broadband allows more effectiveness

The Ultra Mobile Broad Band (UMB) system was based upon Internet networking technologies and refers to a fourth generation (4G) mobile communications technology that succeeds the Code Division Multiple Access 2000 (CDMA2000) mobile technology standard. The ultra-connected society brings with it challenges of great scale and complexity. It goes beyond billions of users connecting multiple devices.
Single macro cells become multiple small cells. Mobile networks become extensions of fixed networks. Network traffic increases 100-fold. Open, converged networks replace closed networks. Billions of cloud services replace billions of app downloads. And the lowest cost per byte actually means the lowest cost per 100 bytes.And you can meet these new challenges of Ultra-Broadband solutions from trusted VoIP provider .

Data Center solution(DCS) On Premises

More companies are now shifting to be having its own data center solution.You need  to take the correct decision about the right solution that your organization needs to store and manage its data along the whole organization sectors.A trusted VoIP provider should offer you the requirements that meet your unique need like:

Reliability: Your new deployments will require higher density and greater data center power demand. Most legacy enterprise data centers are not able to meet or be upgraded to required power demands.

Security: IT infrastructure is becoming increasingly mission critical to enterprise operations. 

Flexibility: This solution should offer you models that can align your business needs and gives you a scaleable solution now that will accommodate growth.