Netcentrex, the leading enabler of next generation converged voice and video solutions, and VPN de Mexico, a pioneer in Voice over IP services in the Mexican market , announced today that VPN de Mexico is deploying Netcentrex’ MyCall to deliver Voice over IP (VoIP) residential and enterprise services to 25 cities throughout Mexico.

 

By bringing the first ever Virtual Service Network Operator VoIP service to market in Mexico, VPN de Mexico has marked a major milestone in next generation services with its VOXIP VoIP service offering (www.voxip.com.mx). The service includes caller ID, call waiting, caller ID block, voice mail, fax, three way calling, as well as the possibility to access subscriber features from any internet connection – all through an automated provisioning system also provided by Netcentrex. Complimenting the basic offering with advanced services, VPN de Mexico also announced the availability of telephony-based legal and medical advisory services for subscribers of its VOXIP offering.

 

“The Peralta family created the first mobile carrier in Mexico with IUSACELL and now we are continuing the family tradition by offering the first VSNO-based VoIP service with coverage over 25 cities throughout Mexico and with services that will continue to make us leaders in this market,” said Pablo Peralta, CEO of VPN de Mexico, recalling his family’s roots in the Mexican telecom industry.

 

“Offering VoIP to the Mexican market is only Phase 1,” continued Pablo Peralta. “We are now entering Phase 2 which involves offering Mexico-based DIDs to Mexicans based in the US in order to capture a portion of the 1.5 billion minutes on calls from the United States to Mexico annually by the 27 million Mexicans living in the US. We are the first company to offer VoIP to a niche market in the US and this is all part of our US-based VOXmex offering (www.voxmexico.com).”

 

VPN de Mexico selected Netcentrex’ MyCall® to deliver feature-rich telephone service to its subscribers and provide cost-effective, turnkey voice services to residential and enterprise users via DSL. VPN De Mexico is also testing Voice over Satellite and Voice over Powerline communications using the same platform.

 

“VPN de Mexico has a vision of providing international VoIP to niche markets that will give Vonage a run for its money,” said Alain Fernando-Santana, Netcentrex Chief Executive Officer. “The VPN team has shown itself capable of deploying a first class service in very little time and the essential creativity needed to offer a differentiating service. Netcentrex is pleased to be working with the Peralta family and to have our MyCall solution be part of their communications strategy for DSL, Satellite and PLC.”

 

“The MyCall VoIP solution is the obvious choice for any service provider once you consider its rich feature set and scalability as well as the impressive list of telco references already using the MyCall platform throughout the world,” added Pablo Peralta. “VPN expects to deploy several hundred thousand lines in the next 3 to 4 years.”

 

 

Netcentrex is showing a demo of the MyCall VoIP Services Suite as part of the IPlay3 Triple Play solution at Internet Telephony Expo this week in Los Angeles, October 25-28.

 

Netcentrex develops unique next generation network (NGN) voice and video solutions that enable telecom operators and service providers to deliver voice-video-data and fixed-mobile converged services for both the consumer and enterprise markets. Solutions include IP telephony, video telephony, Triple Play, IP Centrex, voice/video VPN, contact center and IVR services. All solutions are built on the same IMS compliant infrastructure that includes an application softswitch, media services, provisioning and management.

 

Founded in 1998, Netcentrex has over 2 million VoIP lines in commercial service and has been recognized as the worldwide leader for Class 5 application servers. The company has sales and partnerrepresentatives in over 25 countries and over 50 operator and service provider customers.Leading European and US venture capital firms back the privately held company.

 

 

Headquartered in Mexico City, Mexico, VPN de Mexico is part of GRUPO IUSA, the largest industrial group in Mexico. For more information about the company, log on to (www.voxip.com.mx) from Mexico and (www.voxmexico.com) in the US.