August 9, 2022
STIR/SHAKEN needs industry-wide support, especially in a Europe lagging behind FCC implementation. Users always hated getting random sales calls. But they are now starting to really, really hate getting calls that can cost them money.
July 28, 2022
Before the cloud, you probably used Session Border Controllers as a bit of useful, but non-mission-critical bit of on-prem network equipment. After all, it was (and is) designed to secure Voice over IP infrastructure and interworking between incompatible signaling messages and sessions from end devices or application servers.
July 21, 2022
Enghouse Networks, a leading global IPTV SaaS platform solutions provider, and Broadpeak®, a major global video streaming company, have been selected by Americable International, Inc. to deliver world-class video streaming service to US military personnel serving in Japan.
July 19, 2022
Before the cloud, Session Border Controllers were often seen as helpful but non-essential on-prem equipment. Their role was to secure VoIP and manage signalling across incompatible systems.
May 26, 2022
The SMSF enables SMS transmission between 5G and other networks (2G/3G/4G), interfacing with SMSC via MAP/Diameter SGd and with AMF/UDM in 5G via N20/N21, supporting IMS-encapsulated SMS in hybrid networks.
May 26, 2022
Managing network costs efficiently is crucial. The right inventory management system maximizes CAPEX and OPEX, helping telecom providers optimize budgets and maintain operational efficiency.
March 10, 2022
Enterprises can deploy their own SBCs, but as Unified Communications (UC) and IP traffic has grown, enterprises are increasingly looking to service providers to manage the complexity of real-time communications for them - which includes protecting and assuring sensitive network boundaries through Session Border Control-as-a-Service (SBCaaS). And there are many reasons why.
March 8, 2022
Enghouse provides a reliable VAS offering, ensuring continuity for telecom providers even when vendors discontinue products, supporting long-term infrastructure investment and service stability.
February 15, 2022
With barriers falling, VoLTE is set to become the default for voice roaming. Most operators aim to move voice to a single core, phasing out legacy CS. VoLTE and eventually VoNR will lead the way.
