DID Availability

Since our last newsletter, Broadvox has added DID availability to our GO! SIP Trunking products for Puerto Rico and Hawaii. This means that customers who want to establish a local presence in Puerto Rico or Hawaii can now do so. For example, if a company has offices in Puerto Rico and a branch office in Chicago, they can get a Puerto Rico DID for the branch office and when people in Puerto Rico call the branch office, it will be charged as a local call.

Referal Award

A special promotional offer is in effect for all current and new Broadvox SIP Trunking customers and it delivers "cool cash" to each customer who takes advantage of it.

If the current customer refers another company to Broadvox and the company purchases our services, the $50 is awarded to the referring customer. The $50 can be applied toward the referring company’s monthly invoice for Broadvox services. It’s simple and there is no limit to the number of companies a customer can refer! This is an opportunity to save even more money and we are sure your clients will appreciate it!

IP Sizzles 2009

In Dallas, on August 11 at 11:15am, David Byrd, VP of Marketing and Sales, will speak about how SIP Trunking pays for itself (and more) during IP Communications migrations. If you are not familiar with IP Sizzles, it is an event for telecom and technology resellers in the areas of VoIP, IP telephony, unified messaging and more. This year, IP Sizzles will be in Dallas, Texas on August 11 and in Miami, Florida on August 13.

SIP and Serve Blog

Blogging has become a favorite pastime of many and just recently, Broadvox executive Jeff Slater penned his two cents’ worth regarding Ed Whitacre and GM called "Eddie, Phones and Autos?" You will be entertained by this Best of the Quarter entry. Be sure to read the SIP and Serve blog every week for information about the IP community and taste tempting recipes.

May INTEROP in Las Vegas

While attending Interop in Las Vegas, David Byrd was interviewed by Rich Tehrani, President of TMCnet.

There are several key points in the interview, including the announcement of Broadvox’s relationship with Panasonic. David also talks about the importance of our connectivity with more OEMs than any other ITSP and how this benefits VARs as well as our customers.

There has been a lot of activity at Broadvox headquarters since the last newsletter and that always means new opportunities for VARs to grow business and increase revenue. We just completed the addition of four OEMs to our growing list of companies who have achieved interoperability certification with Broadvox SIP Trunking!

Broadvox was pleased to notify Estech Systems, Inc. (ESI) that on May 4 the ESI Communications Servers were certified interoperable with Broadvox SIP Trunks. Broadvox has been working closely with ESI since last fall in the development of their SIP upgrade card. The servers that completed certification are: ESI-1000, ESI-600, ESI-200, ESI-100, ESI-50 and ESI-50L.

On May 7, the Avaya Office IP system successfully completed interoperability testing. Partnering Broadvox SIP Trunking with the Avaya Office IP system delivers a high quality IP Communications solution for small and medium sized business communications platforms.

MultiTech Systems completed extensive testing of their MultiVOIPŽ FX SIP Gateway and was certified on May 11. The MultiTech Systems gateway was tested for all aspects of call processing including inbound, outbound and facsimile transmissions. These gateways are suitable for small to medium sized as well as enterprise class communications platforms.

NEC Infrontia, Inc. was added to the list of certified interoperable IP communications servers on June 4. Two of the NEC servers were tested; the NEC SV8100 and the NEC UX5000. With Broadvox SIP Trunking, NEC servers also provide IP Communications solutions for businesses ranging from SMBs to enterprises.

CNAM (Calling Name) is now available as an option with all Broadvox SIP Trunking products! It is offered for both publishing and delivery and is available as an inbound and outbound service. GO!Anywhere, GO!Local and GO!Domestic all have CNAM as an option for toll-free calls. CNAM is also available as an option for DIDs and SIP Trunks (both inbound and outbound) with GO!Anywhere and GO!Local. The pricing structure is listed on the GO!Xtras product brochure. Download your personal copy through the VAR Online Portal.

The Local Number Portability (LNP) function in the Carrier Dashboard has been enhanced with more functions and capabilities. A special sub-set of the Carrier Dashboard User Guide was prepared and distributed that explains the new features, what is required and how to navigate the screens. With the added LNP functions you can now load one LNP request or more than 50 in a bulk upload request, depending on your needs. The LNP process is illustrated in an easy to follow diagram and explained in detail. Now with just a few clicks you can check the status of your request(s) or easily modify your order.

IP Man’s little sidekick Metoo has become so popular that he has his own special "corner" on the IP Man website. The next time you drop in to read the latest IP Man adventure or watch a video, take a moment to see what Metoo is up to. His corner is right next to the Comics bin. Remember, IP Man and Metoo are good for a laugh, but you just might learn a thing or two about our OEM partners (the real stars) and IP Communications fundamentals too!

Click here to unsubscribe


July 2009 \| Broadvox In This Edition General Interest \| VARs \| Carriers \| Fun
General Interest
DID Availability Since our last newsletter, Broadvox has added DID availability to our GO! SIP Trunking products for Puerto Rico and Hawaii. This means that customers who want to establish a local presence in Puerto Rico or Hawaii can now do so. For example, if a company has offices in Puerto Rico and a branch office in Chicago, they can get a Puerto Rico DID for the branch office and when people in Puerto Rico call the branch office, it will be charged as a local call. Referal Award A special promotional offer is in effect for all current and new Broadvox SIP Trunking customers and it delivers "cool cash" to each customer who takes advantage of it. If the current customer refers another company to Broadvox and the company purchases our services, the $50 is awarded to the referring customer. The $50 can be applied toward the referring company’s monthly invoice for Broadvox services. It’s simple and there is no limit to the number of companies a customer can refer! This is an opportunity to save even more money and we are sure your clients will appreciate it! IP Sizzles 2009 In Dallas, on August 11 at 11:15am, David Byrd, VP of Marketing and Sales, will speak about how SIP Trunking pays for itself (and more) during IP Communications migrations. If you are not familiar with IP Sizzles, it is an event for telecom and technology resellers in the areas of VoIP, IP telephony, unified messaging and more. This year, IP Sizzles will be in Dallas, Texas on August 11 and in Miami, Florida on August 13. SIP and Serve Blog Blogging has become a favorite pastime of many and just recently, Broadvox executive Jeff Slater penned his two cents’ worth regarding Ed Whitacre and GM called "Eddie, Phones and Autos?" You will be entertained by this Best of the Quarter entry. Be sure to read the SIP and Serve blog every week for information about the IP community and taste tempting recipes. May INTEROP in Las Vegas While attending Interop in Las Vegas, David Byrd was interviewed by Rich Tehrani, President of TMCnet. There are several key points in the interview, including the announcement of Broadvox’s relationship with Panasonic. David also talks about the importance of our connectivity with more OEMs than any other ITSP and how this benefits VARs as well as our customers.





	There has been a lot of activity at Broadvox headquarters since the last newsletter and that always means new opportunities for VARs to grow business and increase revenue. We just completed the addition of four OEMs to our growing list of companies who have achieved interoperability certification with Broadvox SIP Trunking!
	Broadvox was pleased to notify Estech Systems, Inc. (ESI) that on May 4 the ESI Communications Servers were certified interoperable with Broadvox SIP Trunks. Broadvox has been working closely with ESI since last fall in the development of their SIP upgrade card. The servers that completed certification are: ESI-1000, ESI-600, ESI-200, ESI-100, ESI-50 and ESI-50L.
	On May 7, the Avaya Office IP system successfully completed interoperability testing. Partnering Broadvox SIP Trunking with the Avaya Office IP system delivers a high quality IP Communications solution for small and medium sized business communications platforms.
	MultiTech Systems completed extensive testing of their MultiVOIPŽ FX SIP Gateway and was certified on May 11. The MultiTech Systems gateway was tested for all aspects of call processing including inbound, outbound and facsimile transmissions. These gateways are suitable for small to medium sized as well as enterprise class communications platforms.
	NEC Infrontia, Inc. was added to the list of certified interoperable IP communications servers on June 4. Two of the NEC servers were tested; the NEC SV8100 and the NEC UX5000. With Broadvox SIP Trunking, NEC servers also provide IP Communications solutions for businesses ranging from SMBs to enterprises.
	CNAM (Calling Name) is now available as an option with all Broadvox SIP Trunking products! It is offered for both publishing and delivery and is available as an inbound and outbound service. GO!Anywhere, GO!Local and GO!Domestic all have CNAM as an option for toll-free calls. CNAM is also available as an option for DIDs and SIP Trunks (both inbound and outbound) with GO!Anywhere and GO!Local. The pricing structure is listed on the GO!Xtras product brochure. Download your personal copy through the VAR Online Portal.

The Local Number Portability (LNP) function in the Carrier Dashboard has been enhanced with more functions and capabilities. A special sub-set of the Carrier Dashboard User Guide was prepared and distributed that explains the new features, what is required and how to navigate the screens. With the added LNP functions you can now load one LNP request or more than 50 in a bulk upload request, depending on your needs. The LNP process is illustrated in an easy to follow diagram and explained in detail. Now with just a few clicks you can check the status of your request(s) or easily modify your order.

IP Man’s little sidekick Metoo has become so popular that he has his own special "corner" on the IP Man website. The next time you drop in to read the latest IP Man adventure or watch a video, take a moment to see what Metoo is up to. His corner is right next to the Comics bin. Remember, IP Man and Metoo are good for a laugh, but you just might learn a thing or two about our OEM partners (the real stars) and IP Communications fundamentals too!
Copyright 2009 \| Broadvox, LLC.Back to Top \| broadvox.com

Click here to unsubscribe