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Integral Access Joins OpenVoB Voice over Broadband
Interoperability Group
Leading Developer of MPLS-Based Multi-Service Access System
to Contribute to Interoperability Initiative for Broadband Voice Services
today announced that it has
joined the OpenVoB Voice over Broadband Interoperability Group (www.openvob.org)
to contribute to the development of interoperable voice over broadband
technologies, products and services. The OpenVoB membership is composed
of leading telecom, cable, and wireless broadband network developers working
together to eliminate obstacles to the deployment of voice over broadband
solutions. The organization is focused on achieving interoperability models
that support the world's leading industry standards, and enable carriers
to deploy voice over broadband services using multi-vendor architectures.
"We're pleased to add Integral Access to the expanding
team of industry leaders already committing their expertise and valuable
engineering resources to making true cross-platform interoperability of
voice over broadband a reality," said Michael Ares, OpenVoB Director.
"The active participation of emerging innovators such as Integral
Access -- and the wealth of design-to-deployment experience they bring
-- is helping to extend the reach of the open and independent interoperability
movement."
"Integral Access has conducted pioneering work on
the use of the Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) standard for delivering
integrated broadband services, including voice, over IP-based access networks
to business and residential customers. The Company is a founding member
of the MPLS forum, an industry-wide association whose mission is to accelerate
interoperability and deployment of MPLS and its associated technologies.
Its packet-based integrated access platform, PurePacket, uses an MPLS-based
architecture to guarantee quality of service for broadband voice and data
traffic.
"The Open VoB Group will play an important role in
helping facilitate the deployment of voice services over new broadband
infrastructures," said Jack Cicon, president and CEO, Integral Access.
"We look forward to working with the other OpenVoB members, and sharing
our access network expertise, to help ensure inter-operability between
the various technologies and platforms required to build broadband networks
that can support integrated voice services."
The PurePacket platform allows network operators to cost-effectively provide
business and residential customers with a comprehensive range of voice
and broadband data services including high speed Internet access, LAN
interconnect and PBX networking. This complete IP-based access network
solution is composed of customer located PurePacketOUTburst ® IADs,
carrier network PurePacketNode aggregation devices, and the PurePacketOMS™ operations management system for network control and services
management. To guarantee QoS, enable Class of Service (CoS), and maximize
the traffic carrying capacity of access networks, PurePacket uses an MPLS-based
architecture to route, transport and switch voice and data transmissions
in packet format.
Integral Access, Inc. provides multi-service packet-based access systems
that enable carriers to offer differentiated services and combine voice/data
on new generation IP-based networks as well as traditional circuit switched
infrastructures. The company offers a complete MPLS-based access network
solution, which includes customer premise equipment, central office aggregation
devices, and an operations management system for network control and services
management. Integral Access is based in Chelmsford, Massachusetts and
is privately held. To contact Integral Access call +1-978-256-8833, visit
us on the Web at http://www.integralaccess.com,
or write to info@integralaccess.com.
Note
to editors: PurePacket, PurePacketNode and PurePacketOMS™ are trademarks
of Integral Access, Inc. PurePacketOUTburst and the Integral Access logo
are registered trademarks of Integral Access, Inc.
Editorial Contact:
Marc Gendron
Marc Gendron Public Relations
781-237-0341
marc@mgpr.net
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