What is a Softswitch and how is it classified?
What is a Softswitch in the Telecom industry? Softswitch is the acronym of Software Switch, and it is used in VoIP core networks to control calls and process media streams. It can route VoIP calls & traffic across carriers and enable services such as switching elements, VoIP billing, directory services, network signaling, etc. It is safe to state that a Softswitch is the backbone of all VoIP communications.
How global inflation impacts VoIP and SMS businesses?
Global inflation rates are at historically high levels. After a sustained period of stability, inflation in the Euro area (Eurozone) and the United States reached levels not seen in decades. In September 2022 the percentages were 10.1% and 8.2%, respectively. How can VoIP and SMS providers rise to the challenge of global inflation?
What is the overall rating of our Class 4 Softswitch
We sincerely appreciate the 4.5 out of 5-star rating that you gave our Class 4 Softswitch. The best source of ideas for the features of MediaCore comes from the feedback and suggestions provided by our partners. We never forget about their experience with our Class 4 Softswitch, and we always take their guidance into account. Correspondingly, It helps us maintain our market position by showing the actual upper hand of our products.
Leading professionals from Speedflow at WWC in Madrid
Are you looking for opportunities to conduct business face-to-face with prominent figures in the Telecom industry? Come and join us at the WWC in Madrid, Spain from the 21st to the 22nd of September. Meet our team to discuss all things VoIP and SMS. Speedflow executives, Software Sales Director, Voice and SMS Managers, and department leads will attend this year's Wholesale World Congress.
How do you make the right choice, when it comes to the best Class 4 Softswitch for your business needs?
The VoIP sector is expanding, and there are several types of VoIP solutions available to keep businesses going. One of the truly essential solutions in this spectrum of too many alternatives is the Class 4 Softswitch solution. Evidently, Class 4 Softswitch solutions are available in a variety of configurations and the feature set varies, depending on the vendor.
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
Last updated: December 1, 2022
MediaCore – Award-Winning Telecom Software
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.
5 reasons to migrate to class 4 Softswitch
Last updated: November 24, 2022 
A Softswitch is a long-term investment that requires a certain level of commitment from VoIP service providers. This dedication is understandable and generally beneficial. Except when carriers exceed the advantages of their initial solution. A move to a different Softswitch may be an option for them. The pros of making the choice to migrate to a Class 4 Softswitch, in order to get a more powerful and flexible platform far outweigh the cons of staying on an old Softswitch.