Brazilian Telecom Operator Opts for Cloud

As the workforce embraces working from home, service providers are answering the call. Regardless of what shiny bells and whistles your PBX provides, if telecom operator infrastructure isn’t up to the task it’s all for not. Taking a more future-proof approach to infrastructure means moving into the cloud, and today we’ve been given a prime example.

Brazilian Telco Datora announced intentions to migrate from Ribbon’s appliance-based SBCs to Ribbon’s cloud-native SBC Software Edition (SBC SWe).

"This deployment showcases our ability to help our customers migrate to the cloud easily and efficiently, enabling them to gain increased flexibility and efficiencies in their network," said Julio Villafañe, Ribbon's Vice President of Sales for the Caribbean and Latin American Region.

Specifically speaking, the SBC SWe will address network interconnect as well as network access, delivering the same capabilities as its appliance-based predecessor. For Datora, this means delivery of scalable, reliable and secure real-time communications, while cutting CapEx with on-demand virtual cloud resources.

"We're pleased to entrust our network modernization to Ribbon – thanks to our long-term relationship, we are familiar with the quality of their solutions and their ability to execute," said Samy Uziel, Engineering and Operations Director, Datora. "The SBC SWe performed extremely well during our trials, making complex routing decisions flawlessly even when dealing with high volumes of call traffic."

Brazil is an emerging nation, with an emerging economy and emerging demands. Datora is aiming to delivering on emerging expectations.

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Edited by Maurice Nagle