The new Kandy Business SIP Trunk Infrastructure as a Service is a cloud-based solution that combines enterprise SIP Trunk security, PBX federation and advanced session management capabilities with mobility, Unified Communications (UC) and WebRTC overlay functionality.
The solution allows service providers and SIs to onboard enterprise customers faster with instant provisioning via simple self-service portals, extend their reach to serve multi-national businesses with global SIP Trunks, and significantly grow revenues beyond voice and data bundles with new hosted PBX overlay services.
For regulated PSTN and Direct Inward Dialing (DID) services in local and international markets, service providers can bring their own PSTN network and or leverage Kandy’s global PSTN interconnects with its carrier partner network.
“Our new Kandy Business SIP Trunk service allows enterprises, SIs, resellers and service providers to simplify enterprise transformation to SIP and accelerate time-to-market by leveraging three critical areas of need for modern enterprises – cloud, mobility and contextual communications,” “said Patrick Joggerst, Executive Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing at GENBAND. “It bolsters existing enterprise PBX investments by delivering enhanced business continuity, user-centric session management, advanced mobility, a wide array of SIP and WebRTC-based overlay services and an API platform for contextual communications.”
“The SIP Trunking market is still ramping up, providing tremendous opportunities for today’s service providers and enterprises, but with that growth comes a number of challenges including vendor incompatibilities and deployment complexities,” said Diane Myers, Senior Research Director, IHS Markit. “Service providers and enterprises can benefit from Kandy’s new SIP Trunking service that connects and integrates diverse enterprise environments, provides global interconnects, optimizes user productivity, and establishes a foundation for continued service innovation by integrating SIP Trunks, WebRTC and APIs.”