VarPhonex, the leading private-label Internet Telephony Service Provider, announces another ground-breaking innovation. Beginning today VarPhonex resellers can get a DID in any country, set the DID as a calling card gateway, and customize the gateway prompts and features to fit the needs and preferences of their customers. Resellers can set the gateway prompts to promote their brand and offer the language or choice of languages their customers demand. In addition the gateway can be set to announce the available balance and cost for calls in several ways.
The bottom line is that VarPhonex offers telecommunications resellers the opportunity to offer calling card gateway-based services that are brandable, powerful, and flexible. Customizable Calling Card Gateways are just the latest in a long line of industry-leading innovations that provide resellers with unrivaled power and control.
Quick Links
DID Numbers
Showing posts with label calling card gateways. Show all posts
Showing posts with label calling card gateways. Show all posts
Monday, January 26, 2009
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Fixed Mobile Confusion?
Fixed Mobile Convergence is not just a buzz word. It's also not as complicated as it sounds. Here is one definition found on the web: Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC) - the integration of wireline and wireless technologies and services to create a single telecommunications network foundation.
The benefits of FMC will differ based on the type of user and level of integration they require. Call forwarding and "follow-me" are basic services that allow a user to integrate their office or home phone with their mobile phone seamlessly without the caller's knowledge. Calling card gateways allow a user to make calls from their mobile phone using their home or office long distance account. These are very basic features that are currently available and require no additional infrastructure, planning or conversion of existing systems.
The future of FMC includes extending PBX features and functionality to mobile devices along with the implementation of unified communications. Telecom resellers, integrators and others providing networking and communications services should begin to introduce their clients to the features which are available today, while waiting to see what the buzz will be tomorrow.
Quick Links
Calling Card Gateways
VoIP Reseller Features
SIP Based PBX
The benefits of FMC will differ based on the type of user and level of integration they require. Call forwarding and "follow-me" are basic services that allow a user to integrate their office or home phone with their mobile phone seamlessly without the caller's knowledge. Calling card gateways allow a user to make calls from their mobile phone using their home or office long distance account. These are very basic features that are currently available and require no additional infrastructure, planning or conversion of existing systems.
The future of FMC includes extending PBX features and functionality to mobile devices along with the implementation of unified communications. Telecom resellers, integrators and others providing networking and communications services should begin to introduce their clients to the features which are available today, while waiting to see what the buzz will be tomorrow.
Quick Links
Calling Card Gateways
VoIP Reseller Features
SIP Based PBX
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
