License purchase, rent or hosted softswitch – which option to choose?
When there comes a time to implement a softswitch, VoIP carriers should choose the most suitable ownership option that meets their requirements There can be buyout, rental and hosted softswitch licenses. Before moving on to the implementation, it is important to analyze which option is the most convenient and cost-effective.
VoIP server for carriers – how to choose the right option
Reliable VoIP server and hosting are crucial for the VoIP wholesale business. Carriers should consider many aspects during the implementation of their softswitch. Some VoIP vendors offer their server as a part of the complete solution. Sometimes providers provide the VoIP software license, and the client should take care of the server and colocation.
Choose award-winning telecom software for your business
When there comes a time to choose a telecom software platform, carriers often face a difficult choice. There are lots of available alternatives on the market. As a result, telecom carriers need to compare price, functionality, customer reviews, after-sales support and other factors.
“Try the MediaCore SBC and you will not regret” – a testimonial by GoIP Trading
Customer feedback is significantly important for our company. It plays a primary role in the MediaCore roadmap development. Lately, we’ve got a chance to speak with Mohamed Bilal, a COO and Partner of GoIP Telecom. They have been using the MediaCore SBC since July 2019. Below you can read their feedback about our Class 4 VoIP Softswitch.
MediaCore SBC limited offer is here!
We are delighted to announce that Speedflow is turning 16—that’s 16 years of innovation, quality, and excellence. We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all our partners with whom we have collaborated throughout this time. To celebrate, we have prepared a limited offer for MediaCore SBC!
5 Reasons to Migrate to MediaCore
A softswitch is a long-term investment, which comes with certain requirements for commitment from VoIP providers. This commitment is understandable and usually a good thing, except when carriers outgrow the benefits that their initial solution gives them. Then, they are faced with the thought of potential migration to another softswitch.