Don't miss our upcoming Network Computing virtual event on Connectivity Solutions - Secure Your Complementary Seat Now!
LONDON Motorola’s Embedded Communications Group has added a SIP-based VoIP option to its range of open application enabling platforms. The company also revealed it is readying VoIP gateways that integrate SIP software with AdvancedTCA and the emerging MicroTCA standard hardware.
The company says the open platform will allow OEMs and the large telecommunications equipment makers to develop VoIP products faster and cheaper.
Motorola’s first VoIP Open Application-Enabling Platforms is based on its FACT-SIP software integrated with ComStruct CompactPCI packet voice resource boards.
“SIP is at the core of our VoIP Application-Enabling Platform strategy. This open industry standard is becoming the de-facto call control protocol for setting up and controlling voice and multimedia services across IP links,” said Nigel Forrester, media products marketing manager with Embedded Communications Computing, Motorola.
The aim, Forrester told EE Times is to integrate packet voice resource boards with SIP software, creating tested VoIP Platforms that make it easy to voice-enable SIP applications, without the need to generate low-level code or directly control hardware.
Developing and managing a network budget is hard work for network professionals, who often get hit with new projects that they know nothing about. Is there a better way to manage network spending?
Making the jump from outdated legacy technology to a more modern digital infrastructure will allow businesses to innovate at the speed and scale needed in today’s marketplace.
The business world is speeding up. The longer IT leaders wait to get their needs met, the more at risk their businesses and their jobs will be.
