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October 16, 2007
Jamcracker and BroadSoft to Help Providers Offer Unified Communication Services
By Brian Solomon, TMCnet Web Editor
Jamcracker and BroadSoft (News - Alert) announced an alliance today that will allow service providers to offer UCS to their customers. Via the integration of the Jamcracker Services Delivery Network and BroadSoft’s BroadWorks platform, Broadworks’ VoIP capabilities can now be sold as standalone services or bundled with services from Jamcracker. At the BroadSoft Connections 2007 Executive Users Conference in Phoenix this week, the companies will demonstrate this joint solution.
“The creation of on-demand services that combine collaboration and IP voice capabilities allows enterprises of all sizes to benefit from productivity and efficiency advantages without hijacking IT department resources,” said senior VP of Yankee Group’s Enabling Technologies and Enterprise groups Zeus Kerravala. “Service providers should find end-users receptive to Jamcracker’s bundled unified communications solutions from such notable brands as BroadSoft, Microsoft (News - Alert) and WebEx.”
The new partnership allows IT and communications service providers to resell their BroadWorks voice solutions and applications as on-demand service offerings like IP Centrex, hosted PBX, mobile PBX (News - Alert), SIP and IP Trunking, and residential broadband services. BroadWorks features can be bundled with best-of-breed coimmunications and collaboration services provisioned from the JSDN, including Microsoft Exchange, BlackBerry (News - Alert) and GoodLink messaging, WebEx conferencing, Microsoft Office Communication Server and McAfee security.
The IMS-compliant BroadWorks platform offered by Broadsoft is deployed by hundreds of cable MSOs and carriers worldwide, delivering a comprehensive range of VoIP applications from a single integrated VoIP platform. The JSDN is a complete SaaS (News - Alert) solution that provides provisioning, hosting, software licensing, billing and customer support. It also requires no complicated or costly technology investments by service providers.
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