More Virtual PBX Channel StoriesFebruary 02, 2011
Gintel Announces Turnkey Mobile and IP Centrex Offering for Hosted PBX Operators
By David Sims, TMCnet Contributing Editor
Gintel (News - Alert) AS has announced the launch of the new Easy Virtual PaBX Entry Level edition, which company officials describe as "a turnkey Mobile and IP Centrex product allowing operators to launch hosted PBX services for mobile, fixed and convergent networks." With growth potential slowing in consumer markets, "mobile and fixed operators are switching their attention to enterprise customers, particularly the SME and SoHo segment," Gintel officials say, adding that "in many countries, more than 90 percent of businesses have fewer than 20 employees. This segment has traditionally been overlooked by operators, yet offers strong potential for revenue and margin growth. One reason has been the high-cost of Mobile and IP Centrex." Gintel officials say they see Easy Virtual PaBX Entry Level as a way operators can quickly launch services to target SME and SoHo customers, "overcoming previously high-barriers to entry that have stifled efforts to bring advanced business services to smaller enterprises." Tore Saeter, VP Sales and Marketing of Gintel, said despite the potential of the SME and SoHo market, building a business case for launching services for these customers has not always been straightforward, and that much of the impetus for this product was to "substantially" lower entry costs. One year ago, TMC (News - Alert) had the news that Gintel was selected by Telenor (News - Alert) Denmark to deliver core technology and components for Telenor Denmark’s Mobile Multiplan service. The agreement called for Gintel to deliver two critical elements for the Mobile Multiplan service to Telenor Denmark. First, the MultiPlan Gateway (News Want to learn more about business video? Then be sure to attend the Business Video Expo, collocated with TMC’s ITEXPO East, taking place Feb 2-4, 2011, in Miami. The Business Video Expo highlights the latest strategies and technologies available to executives who are serious about leveraging emerging video communications capabilities to build competitive advantage. By bringing together the industry’s most innovative video technology vendors with end-users who are pioneering the use of video in the corporate environment, the Business Video Expo mirrors a burgeoning market -- no longer just a corporate novelty -- with a growing appetite for learning the best practices in implementing video to make business communications more engaging and effective. To register, click here. David Sims is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of David’s articles, please visit his columnist page. He also blogs for TMCnet here. Edited by Charles West More Virtual PBX Channel Stories |