STOCKHOLM: BroadSoft Inc, provider of VoIP application software announced that
Danish RTX Products, manufacturer of wireless communication solutions and OEM
products and a subsidiary of RTX Telecom has successfully integrated its
wireless local loop (WLL) solution with the BroadWorks VoIP application
platform.
The interoperability of the RTX WLL with the advanced telephony features of
the BroadWorks platform will bring VoIP to emerging markets as part of a
cost-effective alternative to traditional communications network infrastructure.
The WLL solution from RTX Products enables businesses to connect an existing
fibre optic or copper cable network to an IP- and Digital Enhanced Cordless
Telecommunications (DECT) -based wireless network.
"We have been convinced for a long time of the value of WLL as a
fast-track solution to bring communications access to users in areas which would
be either impossible or extremely costly to service with traditional wiring and
infrastructure," says Jens Toftgaard Petersen, VP RTX.
The combination of our WLL solution with BroadWorks not only enables us to
open up communications to a new generation of users in parts of the world where
the infrastructure limitations hinder communications, but to simultaneously
offer advanced call functionality that would normally be associated with highly
evolved networks."
Scott Wharton, VP Marketing, BroadSoft said, "Together with RTX, we have
created a single value proposition enabling service providers to offer a
sophisticated suite of call applications to residential and business customers
over a dependable connection for the first time, thereby unearthing the value in
communications that has until now been dormant in many markets."
The BroadWorks VoIP call features provided over the RTX WLL system can be
accessed nationwide in both remote and densely populated areas. With no limits
to the size of the infrastructure and requiring no detailed frequency and
network planning, the RTX WLL system is DECT-based allowing it to scale up to
millions of subscribers incrementally as required. The BroadWorks platform
complements this technology with rich applications such as remote office,
simultaneous ring, selective call forwarding and complete integration with the
user's Microsoft contact list.
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