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Written by Adam Gosling
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Monday, 23 April 2007 |
Backed by BroadSoft VoIP application software Australian ISP, Internode, has announced what it is calling NodePhone2, its second generation VoIP service.
Using BroadSoft's BroadWorks VoIP application platform, NodePhone2 brings NodePhone
brand into line with other VoIP services by allowing customers to
receive calls from the traditional Public Switched Telephone Network
(PSTN) callers.
The comprehensive also has voicemail, speed dial, caller ID, and a Web
portal that customers can use to access billing information and call
history.
NodePhone2 is available both as an individual service and as part of flexible service packages that combine voice and broadband services. NodePhone1,
Internode's original outbound-only VoIP calling service, will remain
available as a separate service.
Internode plans additional future
developments in its NodePhone service range, underpinned by the
BroadWorks platform. Internode is using Acme Packet, a BroadSoft
Premier Access Solutions partner, for session border controllers for NodePhone2.
Internode
Managing Director Simon Hackett said the BroadWorks platform was second
to none. "Its scalability gives us a clear path to adding more services
- a key factor of our business strategy - and its functionality enables
us to offer a feature-rich service with guaranteed quality and
reliability at a competitive price.
"What's more, BroadSoft is a key
driver in what we see as the eventual migration of traditional
telephone service to a telephony world dominated by VoIP,"
he said.
"Internode
is all about quality. Not only is NodePhone2 a high- quality VoIP
solution that's grounded in traditional PSTN standards, but Internode
is setting a new benchmark in Australia by using its national private
network backbone to achieve the ultimate in quality," said Scott
Wharton, vice president of Marketing for BroadSoft.
"By expanding its
service offerings to residential and business customers, Internode is
positioning itself to significantly grow its market share."
"With
over 100 common customers, Acme Packet and BroadSoft have extensive
experience deploying premier VoIP solutions for large and small service
providers around the globe," said Seamus Hourihan, Acme Packet's vice
president of marketing and product management.
"Our joint solution for
Internode's NodePhone2 service brings together the necessary and
elegant features of BroadSoft Broadworks with the service-enabling and
security features of our Net-Net session border controllers."
www.internode.on.net
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