Singtel Teams with Vonage to Drive Global Enterprise and Telco Innovation

By Stefania Viscusi April 22, 2024

Telecommunications company Singtel announced a strategic partnership with cloud communications giant Vonage (News - Alert) to fuel innovation and scalability for enterprises and telecommunications providers. As per the collaboration, Singtel's Paragon orchestration platform, which is renowned for its comprehensive suite of telco and edge APIs, will be integrated with Vonage's API platform, empowering businesses to access a rich ecosystem of communications and network APIs.




Now telcos from various regions, including Singapore, Thailand, Spain, Taiwan, and Indonesia, can seamlessly integrate Vonage and Paragon APIs into a unified telco and edge API library. 

This latest integration also empowers global independent software vendors (ISVs), enterprises, and developers to deliver digital services efficiently across hybrid networks, hybrid edge, and public cloud infrastructures across multiple markets.

With Vonage APIs in Singtel's Paragon platform marketplace, enterprises can explore more innovative solutions and expand their digital service offerings rapidly.

The initiative also aims to accelerate enterprise application development across diverse markets, driving enhanced customer experiences and optimized application performance.

As part of the partnership, Singtel will expose network capabilities, including Quality on Demand, slicing, and credential-less authentication, through industry-standard and innovative APIs, set to be available for preview in Q4. These capabilities are poised to support the development of new services and solutions, optimize application performance, and enhance customer experiences.

“Through this strategic partnership with Vonage, enterprises and developers can tap into APIs and collaborate with Paragon-enabled telcos to jointly develop and seamlessly deploy applications into more countries, without needing to repeatedly adapt or change their applications for different markets. This streamlined approach enables telcos and enterprises to focus on growth and innovation according to their business needs and offers vast opportunities for their ISVs and partners to expand service delivery into more countries, with greater ease, speed and scale,” said Bill Chang, CEO of Singtel’s Digital InfraCo.




Edited by Greg Tavarez
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