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NeuStar Completes Successful Trial of SIP-IX VoIP Interconnection Exchange Service with COMPTEL Members
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A detailed panel discussion regarding the benefits and technical aspects
of VoIP interconnection will be held on
"We're glad to have been working with NeuStar during this trial," said
The industry is witnessing an increased migration to IP-based networks, which enable operators to realize significant cost-savings and also provide a platform for new revenue growth through next generation services. SIP-IX enables the transition to IP-based networks by providing a scalable cost-effective solution for interconnection between services providers.
The successful trial included extensive testing of provisioning of telephone numbers and policy management. This policy control enables customized route instructions to optimize cost, quality and service capability, supporting new business models and relationships.
"We appreciate the opportunity to work with COMPTEL and provide innovative
solutions to enable ubiquitous VoIP interconnection," said
About NeuStar, Inc.
NeuStar is a provider of clearinghouse and directory services to the global communications and Internet industry. Visit NeuStar online at http://www.NeuStar.biz.
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