Join Scarlett Woodford (Juniper Research) and John Hurley (Enghouse Networks) as they discuss the future of SMS Messaging and Value-Added Services, covering industry trends and practical solutions.
Telecom Service Assurance is getting a lot of attention these days due to a surge in new SLA-driven 5G services. Along with requirements in edge computing, private networks, and connected IoT devices, the need for managing critical services in real-time has never been greater.
Operators know they need to be thinking about preserving value added services while orienting to a cloud and 5G future. But there’s no need to think you can’t do both—and at your own speed.
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.
Enghouse Networks provides a modern, end-to-end Service Assurance suite, offering real-time management of critical services while reducing costs across evolving network environments.
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.
When you’re a telecommunications service provider, you rely on your solutions partners for continuity of service. You buy infrastructure as a long-term investment, intending to update and upgrade it as technology progresses. But what happens when a vendor discontinues a product entirely?
Enghouse provides a reliable VAS offering, ensuring continuity for telecom providers even when vendors discontinue products, supporting long-term infrastructure investment and service stability.
Ooredoo Kuwait selected Enghouse Networks' VAS-in-One solution to consolidate VAS services, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs while maintaining high-quality mobile telephony offerings.