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Aculab offers solution providers and VoIP developers a wide range of hardware and software building blocks for integration into high performance, wired and wireless communications solutions. Products for use in telco or enterprise platforms incorporate digital network access and media processing resources, in both PSTN and IP environments.
To Aculab, the importance of not only developing high quality products but also working closely with our customers and partners to help them through each stage of their product's lifecycle is paramount. Aculab supports VoIP developers with pre-sales and post sales technical consultancy and support, training and co-marketing.
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VoIP Developer Feature: A Close Look at SIP Trunking
When companies in the past thought of Session Initiation Protocol, or SIP trunking, they often thought of the technology as a catchy buzz word. Yet, the use of the service is gaining prominence and its adoption is on the rise, officials with Aculab, U.K.-based provider of enabling technology for the communications market, said.
10/28/2009 |
VoIP Developer Q&A: VoIP Proliferates Among SMBs
As the quality of Voice over Internet Protocol improves, more and more small- and medium-sized businesses are moving toward IP-only deployments. One reason companies are adopting the technology is for increased efficiency. What's more, VoIP helps smaller firms present themselves as larger enterprises with a wide variety of tools and applications it offers, Ian Colville, product manager for Aculab, said.
10/6/2009 |
VoIP Developer Feature: Noble Systems Taps Aculab's Prosody X to Help Contact Centers
Aculab, a U.K.-based provider of enabling technology for the communications market, announced that Noble Solutions, a contact center technology solutions provider, selected its Prosody X signaling and media processing technology to use in its integrated solution suite.
The Noble Solution suite delivers a high power performance predictive dialer and ACD for inbound and outbound contacts. The solutions features open scripting, management, self-service, monitoring, compliance, and broadcast applications contact centers need to serve customers.
9/25/2009 |
Aculab Launches V.150.1 Protocol Support Offering Secure Communications
Aculab, a U.K.-based provider of enabling technology for the communications market, has some good news for VoIP developers seeking more secure communications. The company announced that it's offering ITU-T V.150.1 protocol support in its Prosody family of media processing products.
9/15/2009 |
Extensibility, the Key to Bridging the Technology Gap
As an industry, we've certainly come to the point where a customer won't even consider new technologies unless the vendor can demonstrate beyond a shadow of a doubt that the product or application will have a profound impact on the bottom line. If this need cannot be proven, chances are it will be a very short conversation.
8/27/2009 |
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Dual redundancy with SIP – challenging performance
To reach the level of network reliability commonly required by fixed and mobile telcos’ next generation or 3G networks, there are some scenarios that must be addressed as they have been in traditional, circuit switched networks. Security and quality of service models tend to be the main focus of network architects, but as SIP-based networks mature, more emphasis must be placed on resilience in order to achieve the holy grail of high availability. It is a challenge to cater for telco- or carrier-grade levels of availability whilst operating in the SIP eco-system.
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COTS products are rarely able to meet military project needs on their own. Oftentimes, enabling or add-on technologies must be added; thus, Non-Recurring Engineering (NRE) costs should be factored in when adapting COTS products.
May 2008
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I recently had the chance to chat with
Aculab’s
director of sales and marketing, Chris Gravett, about what the company has been up to since last we spoke. I asked Gravett to describe what’s been going on with regard to Aculab’s flagship solution, Prosody X. Gravett told me that Prosody X is enjoying a wonderful reception in the marketplace.
December 13, 2007
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I recently had the opportunity to speak with
Aculab
product manager Herman Abel regarding the company’s latest initiatives revolving around speech and VoiceXML. Easy Speech Bundle I asked Abel about the recently announced “Easy Speech” bundle — which is being offered at an introductory price for a limited time — and what it means for developers of speech applications.
August 31, 2007
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