Posted on 14. Jul, 2008 by NetworkIP in Media Coverage
Telephony and stored value services provider NetworkIP announced signing of a partnership agreement with Canada-based Dialogic, in order to expand and enhance the company’s carrier-grade telephony platform.
NetworkIP is a privately held company that offers telephony and stored value solutions. The company provides patented technologies, systems, and integrated services.
NetworkIP helps its customer companies to bring low-cost, next-generation telephony and Internet stored value products to the market. Some of the Internet stored value products include long distance dialing, Web and audio conferencing services, voicemail, international call back, and VoIP.
Dialogic is a provider of innovative technologies that are based on open standards. These standards enable innovative mobile, video, IP, andTDM solutions for network service providers and enterprise communication networks. The company’s customers and partners have been relying on its cutting edge and flexible components to rapidly deploy value-added solutions across the globe.
NetworkIP’s Jaduka subsidiary helps customer companies and Web developers to reap benefits of both communications and technologies, in order to enhance user experience and even improve business processes. This ensures enhanced customer satisfaction and employee productivity.
Dialogic will be utilizing NetworkIP award-winning technology that delivers a combination of usage-based pricing, integrated prepaid services and features, call quality, and management control.
With NetworkIP’s technology, customers can create: customized individual and business telephony services; enable automated alerts; manage surveys, promotional messages and other audio marketing services; and even administer account information and transaction history for various applications.
NetworkIP CEO Pete Pattullo said in the statement: “Since day one, NetworkIP has developed innovative and reliable voice services using hardware technologies provided by Dialogic. This partnership enables us to expand our platform and build new technologies that meet and exceed the demands of both NetworkIP and Jaduka customers.”
Jim Machi, Senior Vice President of Marketing for Dialogic, said in the statement: “NetworkIP’s decision to move forward with Dialogic both validates and strengthens our value proposition to our customers who are looking to rapidly deploy innovative voice services in a variety of TDM, hybrid andIP network environments. We congratulate NetworkIP on the expansion of their platform and wish them continued success.”
Written by: Jayashree Adkoli
Originally published at: http://education.tmcnet.com/topics/articles/33937-dialogic-helps-networkip-expand-its-telephony-platform.htm