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Throughout the early days of voice over protocol, Voip softswitches have become the most crucial element of this communication technology, which serve as the key enabler of Voip transmission service delivery.

Voip Softswitch is by no means a straightforward out-of-the-box switching gear. It is a system which comprised of multiple single elements that adds to the overall functionality of the whole Voip backbone.

There also multiple add on supplementary tools which create greater functionalities of a given Voip softswitch. Since the principle function of signaling and media control is the same for almost any types of Voip softswitch, you can compare different types of such devices from different vendors by supplemented add-ons they come with.

The Voip softswitches have been the key enabler for Voip switching technology as well as the driving force behind the IP telephony industry. As such, to keep up with the demands of increasing support as well as the need for ways to drive down cost, its pretty encouraging to see how Voip softswitches has evolved into a profitable revenue-generating tool on a carrier network.

[+] Optimal Network Management

Most carriers need to keep5A8 their cost low and margin as high as possible in optimizing their traffic exchange. These Voip softswitches come into picture with its intelligent routing capabilities which are based on their cost to quality ratios, load and other criteria in real time. Such tools are known to bring forward a profitable margin of 30%

[+] Variety of business models

One business model generated from these Voip softswitches is by offering Voip exchange services, where potential customers may buy or sell telephony minutes from multiple Voip providers.

Another viable business model is leasing Voip softswitch partitions to Tier 2 and Tier 3 operators which do not have their own Voip infrastructures in place. These small operators may use the leased softswitch capability to resell minutes to customers.

Today, Voip softswitches have become the important part of Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC) scenarios. This can be seen by the increasing number of mobile service providers who are offering cheap Internation Long Distance (IDL) calling.

The convergence of the wireless and wireline domains has opened up a new and exciting ways to serve to the Voip customers where the use of Voip softswitches has paved a way for further development of new IP based services.

Additionally, carriers will continue to use softswitches to maximize the efficiency of their networks today and will definitely rely on them as the FMC has brough4B3t a new wave to the Voip market tomorrow.

// posted by voip40591 @ 6:29 PM