Ooredoo announced yesterday that its world-class IP (Internet protocol) voice platform is now equipped with “SIP-Trunking” (SIP-T), a new business grade voice service.
The SIP-T service is a direct connection from a business’s private voice infrastructure to the Ooredoo Next Generation network, enabling companies to carry multiple voice services through their existing data links, freeing them from old legacy systems.
Ooredoo chief operating officer Waleed al-Sayed said, “The SIP-Trunking service has been launched to support Qatar’s business sector and their communication needs. This milestone demonstrates not only our leadership in business services, but our dedication to launching ground-breaking technology. SIP-T frees companies from their legacy voice circuits, and delivers real cost savings for companies.”
He said voice services are essential to ensure businesses stay connected to their customers and suppliers.
“SIP-T has the ability to deliver a fully-redundant voice network, meaning businesses can continue to receive calls without any service interruptions, even if a cable is cut – a first for corporate voice services in Qatar,” al-Sayed said.
He added, “The launch of SIP-T is a major milestone for Ooredoo’s business voice services and demonstrates the company’s commitment to providing the latest and best services for businesses in Qatar as part of their ‘better for business’ promise.”
With SIP–T, Ooredoo will offer customers an ultra-modern, efficient and flexible alternative to the older Primary Rate Interface (PRI) connectivity.
The SIP-T service has been launched using the latest technology so that businesses can get the most value from the company’s bigger and faster fibre network. The launch is part of Ooredoo’s wider customer experience enhancement in 2015, which will see the company update its customer services and operations.
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