Avaya is either handing out compliant stickers like candy, or companies are realizing a strong need to have this coveted stamp of approval. PAETEC joins in the Avaya compliant crowd with their SIP Trunking technology.
PAETEC is a Fortune 1000 company. They provide data, voice, and Internet solutions to all kinds of businesses. This new Avaya certification is with Avaya’s IP Office 6.0 PBX platform. It should be noted that this is not PAETEC’s first Avaya compliant hardware. PAETEC also has compliant love on the Avaya Aura Communications Manager and the Avaya Aura SIP Enablement Services platforms.
The PAETEC SIP Trunking system, or Session Initiation Protocol for those looking to get all technical, is a big boom to one device handling every bit of data traffic. The SIP system allows data, voice, and Internet communications to happen all over a single high-speed IP network.
There are even more benefits on top of this one miracle device. Quality of Service puts priority to voice signals over data signals. Once all that chatting ends, full bandwidth is goes to data streams. There are also the benefits of free unlimited site-to-site calling within Dynamic IP locations. Best of all, VoIP-to-TDM voice conversions happen all in network. This equals less equipment needed in your datacenter.
PAETEC is also a member of the DevConnect program from Avaya. PAETEC’s platinum status in this program gives them access to the Avaya Test lab. This resource allows PAETEC to submit current, and future, products to Avaya for compatibility testing. All of this equates to hardware that integrates easily into existing infrastructures and reducing deployment time for new applications.
The benefits of PAETEC achieving yet another compliance sticker are substantial. Businesses now have less equipment to deal with, fewer vendors to contact for support, and lower overall IT support costs. This is a business win for everyone, especially that poor IT person running all over with blue cables in their hand.
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