Speakeasy is collaborating with ADTRAN to offer interoperable SIP trunking technology so that solutions providers can offer integrated network solutions. The company has also joined the ADTRAN Alliance Program.
“Direct SIP integration is Speakeasy’s newest voice and data offering, and joining the ADTRAN Alliance Program made perfect strategic sense for us in terms of extending our reach into the market,” said Bruce Chatterley, Speakeasy president and CEO. “Speakeasy and ADTRAN are working together to help provide the telecommunications solutions that ultimately help small businesses to communicate more efficiently and at a lower cost, regardless of their legacy telecom systems.”
According to the companies:
Speakeasy’s SIP trunking offerings allow small-midsized companies to integrate Speakeasy voice and data systems regardless of their legacy infrastructure, making it simple for companies to upgrade to this more efficient, less expensive technology. Speakeasy SIP trunking provides integrated voice and data through PBXs accepting analog, digital T1-CAS, ISDN-PRI or direct SIP delivery.
The initial ADTRAN Alliance Program members, featuring both IPT technology partners and SIP trunking service provider partners, comprise a standards-based, next-generation network with ADTRAN’s NetVanta 7000 converged IP PBX platform at the core. Products and services selected for inclusion in the program address key needs in the SMB market with a wide range of business applications that enabling end users to increase productivity and efficiency while reducing costs. Reseller partners also benefit from an enhanced, comprehensive solution offering.
“We’ve created the ADTRAN Alliance Program to help identify best-of-breed technology providers that are particularly equipped to address the network issues and challenges facing our customers today,” said Tim Saunders, vice president, product management, ADTRAN Enterprise Networks Division. “Together with companies like Speakeasy, we are empowering our customers by giving them the necessary tools to build an end-to-end communications network best suited to their needs.”
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