SIP Trunking
 
SIP Trunking allows enterprises to connect their PBXs directly to an Internet Telephony Service provider (ITSP) and to extend IP communications outside the enterprise. SIP trunks can offer significant cost-savings for enterprises, eliminating the need for local PSTN gateways, costly ISDN BRIs (Basic Rate Interfaces) or PRIs (Primary Rate Interfaces) and reducing costs for routing calls via ITSP for a better rate. With QuesCom gateways you can offer:
 
Benefits for enterprise:
  • additional connectivty to SIP Provider for legacy (BRI & PRI) and IP-PBX (H323 & SIP)
  • connection for your IP-PBX (with no SIP trunking) to SIP Provider
  • IP & PSTN Fallback routing via GSM (works with cost-effective pre-paid card)
  • additional services like unified messaging & mobility services
  • smooth VoIP migration Benefits for service provider:
  • offer SIP services without being disruptive to customers + certified SIP-Gateway connecting BRI/PRI/SIP/H323 for major PBX vendors
  • IP & PSTN Fallback routing via GSM (works with cost-effective pre-paid card) 
 
Benefits for service providers:
  • offer SIP services without being disruptive to customers
  • certified SIP-Gateway connecting BRI/PRI/SIP/H323 for major PBX vendors
  • IP & PSTN Fallback routing via GSM (works with cost-effective pre-paid card)
 
 
 
   
   GSM Trunking
 
GSM trunking will provide enterprises a wireless local loop where there is no fixed line access or where fixed line access is relatively expensive.
GSM trunking is often used also by Mobile Network Operators in countries, where mobile interconnection fees are relatively high and where MNO is not incumbant fixed line operator.
With QuesCom gateways you can offer:
 
Benefits for enterprises:
  • reduce fixed to mobile phone bill drastically
  • provide wireless local loop or 100 % wireless dial tone at better rates
  • provide wireless local loop where no other alternative is available (like for eg. mobile demo equipment or use of phone equipment in regions without PSTN or IP)
 
Benefits for service providers:
  • improve margin on fixed to mobile calls of customers
  • reduce churn by satisfying customers with better rates
  • route customer calls into less congestioned networks (eg. From 2G into 3G)
  • route customer calls in more efficient networks (eg- into 3G networks)
  • connect all customers with legacy and IP PBXs via QuesCom gateway