Mobile and Wireless

Ericsson provides converged IP solution to O2 in Germany

By ⋅ June 25, 2009 ⋅ Email This Post Email This Post ⋅ Post a comment

Ericsson has been selected to provide Telefonica O2 Germany with an IMS core system with an IMS-based VoIP application server. These two contracts include hardware deployment and software systems integration services.

This will see O2 migrate its existing fixed and mobile systems into a converged IP-based Next-generation network (NGN).

Ericsson will also integrate in Germany O2′s VoIP application server using IMS, making services such as IP Centrex, business trunking or presence functionality available to all fixed and mobile users.

Sphere: Related Content

EmailBlogger PostYahoo BuzzGoogle BuzzGoogle GmailGoogle ReaderDiggGoogle BookmarksWordPressStumbleUponPingOrkutNetvouzNetvibes ShareShare

Related posts:

  1. T-Mobile Germany selects Tekelec for number portability
  2. Ericsson signs collaboration deal with Telenor
  3. Ericsson, Chunghwa deploy optical network in Taiwan
  4. Ericsson, Avea launch mobile broadband in Turkey
  5. Ericsson deploys solar solution for Digicel

Print This Post Tags: , , ,

Discussion

No comments for “ Ericsson provides converged IP solution to O2 in Germany ”

Post a comment