Toshiba Adds Clearfly to Certified Trunking Partners

The list of SIP trunking firms that are interoperable with Toshiba’s (News - Alert) Strata CIX business communications systems continues to grow.

 

The latest is Clearfly Communications, which links small and mid-sized firms in the Midwest and Western U.S. Clearfly’s ClearPhone services are delivered through a single connection with domestic local and long distance as well as international calls to Canada included in the base rate, giving customers savings of up to 30 percent in their monthly telecommunications expenses.

 

ClearPhone easily connects to the Toshiba Strata CIX IP units so that the transition to the new service is virtually invisible to users and allows customers to maintain all their current phone numbers.

 

Clearfly joins PAETEC (News - Alert), which signed on in July and which delivers personalized communications solutions to business customers and serves more than 4.1 million access line equivalents nationwide. PAETEC’s service footprint will extend to 82 of the top 100 U.S. Metropolitan Statistical Areas in 2008. Both Clearfly and PAETEC are available through Toshiba’s authorized dealer network.

“Clearfly brings Toshiba’s Strata CIX IP business communication system users a cost-effective, reliable new choice for SIP Trunking services,” says Brian Metherell, vice president and general manager for Toshiba Information Systems, Telecommunication Systems Division. “We are pleased to offer Clearfly’s ClearPhone SIP Trunking services to Toshiba customers via our network of Authorized Toshiba Dealers.”

“Clearfly’s ClearPhone enables Toshiba Strata CIX IP users to optimize their systems by providing T1 services that are terminated locally on a routing device with a direct handoff to the individual Toshiba Strata CIX system,” explains Chris Hunter, chief marketing officer for Clearfly Communications. “Since we own our network, we control and maintain a high level of quality of service and reliability while delivering savings in long distance and network infrastructure costs for our customers.”