We are very excited to announce the availability of our partnership program between the telephone carrier community and DialogTech. To better understand this initiative lets look together at the evolution of the world wide web and how SIP signaling is following a similar evolution.
When the first generally available web browser, Mosaic, was released by the University of Illinois, it supported the use of the HTTP protocol to access HTML formatted information. Before long millions of users where browsing the web everyday. But it wasn’t until some very creative technologist realized that HTTP could be used to communicate server to server, that the web we know today developed.
The new DialogTech CLEC support provides the equivalent evolution of SIP. SIP was initially released as a telephone signaling protocol for voice communications. It has involved into a signaling and setup protocol for voice and video. The DialogTech carrier services take SIP to the next level, supporting SIP as a protocol for accessing the industry’s first SIP application warehouse. With this new capability any CLEC or ILEC with SIP support in their softswitch can resell all of the DialogTech automated telephone applications. These applications range from a simple parallel find me similar to Google Voice, to complete Voice Broadcast and IVR solutions. DialogTech IVR solutions support text-to-speech, speech recognition, DTMF decoding, call recording, and recorded audio playback. All DialogTech applications are configured from a very easy to use customer portal with excellent reseller services.
Our white paper describes in more detail our view of the evolving cloud telephony space and its applicability to the CLEC/ILEC community.
Download DialogTech’s White Paper: Cloud Telephony For Carriers & Service Providers
