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Control VoIP Routing Online with the IPartition Dashboard

New IPartition Customers


6DegreesIP Wins Internet Telephony Product of the Year Award
GT In The News
General Telelcom in current publications
Editorial Issues
Assessing Carrier VoIP Outsourcing – Can Less Be More?
Events
Upcoming Events
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Control VoIP Routing Online with the IPartition Dashboard

In order to meet the demands of General Telecom’s rapidly growing IP-to-IP service customers, GT has added an IPartition Dashboard to the MyGenTel homepage. With the IPartition Dashboard, customers can easily control VoIP routing and view performance all from a secure internet connection in real-time.

Once you login, you may view customer rating as well as real-time profitability reports. The full-service reporting tool includes engineering reports, business reports, end-point prioritization, routing control, and end-point provisioning. For more information about the IPartition Dashboard, please contact Customer Service at 646-328-5800 or cservice@gentel.net.

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New IPartition Customers

SageCom is a full telecommunication service-consulting firm serving small- to large-scale businesses within the continents America, Europe and Africa. For almost a decade, companies have come to rely on SageCom's expertise to help ensure that their telecommunication infrastructures and services run efficiently and effectively. Headquartered in Miami, SageCom offers high-quality termination of voice traffic all over the world.

“General Telecom’s network capabilities and key locations give us easy access to connect with carriers from around the world,” stated Victor Miriki, CEO of SageCom. “With General Telecom’s IPartition service, we can utilize any signaling protocol to deliver services. We’ve worked with General Telecom in the past, and they have always provided solutions to meet our diverse needs.”

SageCom’s international services includes strategic relationships with Tier 1 providers in Nigeria, Ghana and South Africa, and they offer competitive termination to Western Africa as well as other key destinations. To learn more about SageCom or to interconnect directly with them please visit www.sagecom.biz or contact Victor Miriki at dmiriki@sagecom.biz.

ProCom is an international wholesale provider that has recently signed up for General Telecom’s IPartition service. With over 30 years of experience in the telecom industry, ProCom has developed strong relationships with tier one providers to offer quality and competitive pricing throughout Europe as well as other destinations around the world.

“General Telecom’s services have enabled us to rapidly expand our services and migrate from a telecom broker to a full-service international wholesale provider,” stated Rob Jayko, Director of Operations of ProCom. “We are now recognized as a premiere provider for European mobile termination.” ProCom offers interconnect facilities in London, New York, Brussels and Frankfurt. For more information or to interconnect directly with ProCom, please contact Rob Jayko at rob.jayko@procomint.com or Patricia Bono, International Sales Manager, at patricia.bono@procomint.com
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6DegressIP Wins Internet Telephony Product of the Year Award

As an example of New Global Telecom’s and General Telecom’s growing expertise in the VoIP marketplace, Internet Telephony® magazine (www.itmag.com) has named the 6DegreesIP product suite as a recipient of a 2004 Product of the Year Award.

“Each year INTERNET TELEPHONY® magazine bestows its Product of the Year awards on companies that have demonstrated excellence in technological advancement and application refinements. New Global Telecom has demonstrated to the editors of INTERNET TELEPHONY that its products are committed to quality and innovation while addressing the real needs in the marketplace,” said Rich Tehrani, Group Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of INTERNET TELEPHONY.

6DegreesIP is a suite of managed wholesale VoIP products that we deliver to service providers,” said Rich Grange, President and CEO of New Global Telecom (NGT). “During 2004, we executed five product releases in rapid succession to evolve what we believe is a comprehensive, integrated and market-leading product suite – and, based on market response, service providers believe it, too. I am absolutely confident in the rapid expansion of the VoIP marketplace in 2005. So, on behalf of all the innovative, hard-working employees at NGT, I want to thank INTERNET TELEPHONY for recognizing our efforts in creating 6DegreesIP for the exciting VoIP market.”

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Phone+ Magazine
Softswitch by the Slice January, 2005

Internet Telephony
2004 Internet Telephony Product of the Year January, 2005

Connect World
VoIP Networking for Economic Development in the Asia-Pacific Region January, 2005

Fat Pipe
Billing's Big MAC January 15, 2005

Rocky Mountain News
VoIP Ventures Forth

Click here to read 2004 articles and coverage.

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Assessing Carrier VoIP Outsourcing – Can Less Be More?

While Internet Protocol (IP) technology has been utilized in long-haul carrier backbone networks for a number of years, retail Voice-over-Internet-Protocol (VoIP) services are just starting to take hold now. As a result, established and start-up carriers increasingly need to interconnect networks for smooth transmission of IP-based traffic, and must regularly interface VoIP networks with traditional Time Division Multiplex (TDM) networks. The related requirement to support multiple network technologies within and between carrier environments is a daunting reality.

Carriers have long made use of managed or outsourced TDM switch services. The use of outsourced VoIP services can – as a logical extension – be an excellent way to strike a workable balance between smooth service delivery to customers, on the one hand, and maximization of profits (or margins) on the other hand. Provided that an outsourced VoIP service solution is well planned and well managed, carriers can relinquish some responsibilities (for select network functions) in return for better financial results.

For carriers handling VoIP traffic, network outsourcing can be a viable option, since LESS focus on network support requirements can permit greater focus on the business and on market penetration, thereby generating MORE financial return. These conclusions depend on a number of key factors. General Telecom's latest white paper, "Assessing Carrier VoIP Outsourcing: Can Less Be More?", reviews these key factors of VoIP Outsourcing. Download the full white paper here.

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Upcoming Events

Comptel/Ascent Spring 2005
Dates: February 14-17, 2005
www.comptelascent.org/events/new-orleans/index.html
Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, LA.

The market for VoIP services is growing at a terrific pace, by any measure – and yet we are only at the leading edge of the market adoption curve. Service Providers correctly regard VoIP as a powerful mechanism for acquiring new customers and creating stickiness to retain existing customers longer. At the same time, however, VoIP is not traditional telephony service in many important respects, so profitable entry into this marketplace should be preceded by consideration of a number of factors that may not all be obvious at the outset. Come hear Rich Grange join with Dan Dearing of Nextone and Chris MacFarland of BroadSoft to address the issues every service provider should consider when launching VoIP Services. The session is on Monday, February 14th from 3:00-4:30pm, and is moderated by Khali Henderson, Group Editor for Phone+. To arrange a meeting with sales team in attendance, please email sales@gentel.net.

 

Internet Telephony
Dates: February 22-25, 2005
www.tmcnet.com/itexpo/m05/
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Miami, FL.

Hear Tim Bradley, SVP – VoIP Services speak about Mission Critical Considerations for Service Providers on Friday February 25th. This round table discussion will feature a number of service providers discussing what you need to know before taking the plunge into offering VoIP. To arrange a meeting with the sales team in attendance, please email sales@gentel.net.

 

Spring VON
Dates: March 7-10, 2005
www.pulver.com/von
San Jose Convention Center
San Jose, CA.

Now in it’s 9th year. Get the latest in VoIP and IP Communications technology, markets and regulation, and make contacts from a community of 6000 executives worldwide. 4 days, 6 parallel tracks.

New Global Telecom is an exhibitor – booth 932 – and as a result, NGT partners and customers are entitled to a discount on the price of attending. Quote NGT when you register and save $100 off the 3 or 4 day Conference passes, and $20 off the Exhibition only passes. Register at www.von.com.


If you'd like to meet with General Telecom at any of these shows, please send an email to sales@gentel.net or call 303-239-1025.

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