|

communicate|collaborate|converge
Interoute’s Virtual Voice Network (VVN) provides customers with the ability to enter a market
in a cost effective way without significant long term investment or commitment. The VVN offers a full suite of Partitioning,
Tele housing, Bandwidth and Professional services based on Interoute's network, Europe’s largest and densest network.
Interoute own the entire network down to the duct which gives us the ability to offer a flexible tailor
made solution. The VVN enables customers to move port and bandwidth requirements across 48 European POP’s with 1 months
notice at no incremental price.
- FAX Support (including T38) - YES
- IVR / Auto Attendant - YES
- DDI Support (direct dialling) - YES
- Hunt Groups - YES
- Music On Hold - YES
- ACD Call Centre capability - Q4 2007
- Unified Messaging (VM to email) - YES
- Application Integration - YES via TAPI Interface
- Disaster Recovery - YES
- 999 Emergency Services support - Q4 2007
- Codec Support - G711, G729a, G726, GSM
- Protocol Support - H323 and SIP
- Wireless Devices - YES
- Call Recording - YES
- Free Trial - YES
- Primary Contact - TBD
- Technical Contact - TBD
* Interoute provide both SIP trunking and IP Centrex Services.
|
Click on the image above to visit the providers web site
|| Additional Information
|
"Interoute's network is the largest in Europe today, offering unparalleled homogeneity, reach and
capacity. Our products and services include bandwidth, virtual private networks, high speed internet access and transit,
managed hosting, communications services and media streaming. Our fibre optic network, consists of twelve rings connecting
85 cities in 22 countries across 54,000+ route kilometres of lit fibre and has the capacity to carry a petabit (a billion
megabits per second) of traffic. We have also built metropolitan area networks (MANs) in 20 major European centres of
business with further cities planned during 2007. The company's combined network assets represent one of the largest
and most advanced voice and data networks in Europe. "
|