Tpad Declares Successful SIP Trunking Inter-operability with Supanet

Leading business telephone service provider Tpad proudly announced earlier successful completion of their interoperability testing of SIP Trunking products and services with UK-based Internet provider Supanet.

This series of tests also proved Tpad's SIP Trunking packages can work with almost any SIP-ready IP PBX platform. "We have prioritized this protocol testing to ensure we offer only the best compatibility for a highly efficient upgrade.



This interoperability certification will provide our customers an assurance that our technology partners will be able to support their existing communication environment and offer no less than the most efficient and most cost-effective connectivity" says Marketing Manager Steven Johns.

SIP Trunking in collaboration with Tpad is foreseen to make packages simpler and more robust for current and potential customers. Tpad CEO Tahir Mohsan also has high hopes, "We are proud to work with Supanet to provide connectivity needs of customers. We all know that the power of a company's SIP Trunking can only go as far as the Internet bandwidth allows. Supanet will be able to provide us with that bandwidth and more."

The collaboration of Tpad and Supanet will allow delivery of complete telecommunications services that can work with traditional TDM services and installed IP PBX systems. "We are very confident that this year, with the full launch of our SIP services, we will see a significant increase of new customers and resellers that will take on our SIP-IP/PBX with Supanet Internet services," says Tpad Sales Director Simon Jones.http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif



Tpad sees itself as a leader in the field as it offers "advanced, state-of-the-art end-to-end communication systems that have enhanced features that go far beyond typical PBXs the industry is familiar to in the past". CEO Mohsan adds, "The Internet is an invaluable component that adds even greater value to our services and products. SIP Trunking is all about integration of telephone systems through the Internet, and we are doing a parallel integration through partnership with Supanet."

About Tpad
With its many years in the business, Tpad has been a leader in providing communication solutions that meet business needs of small to medium businesses and large communications. For years now, Tpad has been popular for providing powerful IP PBX systems. It has recently added SIP trunking to its roster of services, offering even more robust communication capabilities for companies in the UK and abroad. Tpad also offers a variety of communication package services including porting and virtual numbers as well as Internet connectivity with its partnership with Supanet.

About Supanet
With more than a decade of presence in the ISP industry, Supanet today prides of over a million subscribers all over the UK. It offers high speed dedicated Internet connectivity at fast speed and highest level of latency and security. With products ranging from Business Broadband, Dark Fibre, Ethernet First Mile to Private Circuits and Wireless Microwave Connectivity. Whatever a business needs, Supanet can deliver competitively and with full service and support.

For more information on IP-PBX systems, SIP Trunking and other advanced business communication solutions, please visit Tpad's website at http://www.tpadbusiness.co.uk/ or by calling their operators at 0845 122 1746. Information on Supanet's Internet services is available at http://www.supanetbusiness.com

2011 Touted the Best Year for SIP Trunking Says Leading Communication System Provider Tpad

Leading communications provider Tpad earlier announced its confidence that SIP trunking services will reach its all-time high demand in 2011.

It announced that with companies all over the world seeking to improve existing telephone systems, it is only a matter of time for SIP trunking to be integrated fully into the telecommunications industry and deployed in business enterprises worldwide. "We are positive that this new service we provide will become widely accepted, especially for companies that make and take calls from clients, local and international," says Tpad CEO Tahir Mohsan.



SIP Trunking is a telecommunications technology that allows convergence of voice and data into one single, merged line. The SIP trunk will serve as a converter that enables the data network to access voice traffic through Internet connectivity. With SIP Trunking, companies can enjoy local and long distance calls, video conference, E911, caller ID, and directory listing features with their current telephony systems without shelling out big investments. Calls are specifically routed through a VoIP network so call charges are significantly reduced. Tpad Marketing Manager Steven Johns adds, "This new technology allows enhanced use of our clients' existing IP or IP-PBX phones without the need for additional physical hardware like PSTN circuits to convert TDM to voice."

Tpad also announced that their SIP Trunking services come in a variety of packaging, offer varying budget options for companies large and small. "We aim to increase customer confidence in SIP technology, so we are offering our services at highly competitive prices to suit existing and potential clients' telephone solution needs," says Simon Jones, Sales Director of Tpad. "In fact, our clients will be pleasantly surprised to know that with just a small amount of investment, we can offer ROI in less than six months from initial deployment," Jones adds.



SIP Trunking is highly recommended for enterprises like BPO or multinational companies with highly-distributed network and a global clientele. SIP trunking can significantly decrease the cost of communications within and outside the business by utilizing better connectivity. As Tpad CEO puts it, "With the increased globalization of businesses worldwide and the trying economy, this technology will be widespread this year."

About Tpad
Tpad is a leading communications solutions provider in the UK. It has years of experience in offering only the most advanced telecom services to clients. It has recently partnered with Internet service provider Supanet to provide enhanced telephony systems integrated through network connectivity. Tpad offers a wide range of solutions including VoIP, IP-PBX, SIP Trunking, video conferencing, and other telephone solutions while delivering savings of as much as 65% over traditional telephone solutions.

For more information on Tpad telecom services and what SIP trunking can do to your business, you can visit Tpad's website at http://www.tpadbusiness.co.uk/ or call them at 0845 122 1746. Quotations and inquiries are guaranteed to be attended to within 48 hours. Deployment and installation of your SIP Trunk can happen in as short as 4 weeks. "We revolutionize your communication lines with your customers, contact us today."

Tpad and Supanet to Launch Premium SIP Trunking Services to SME's

What is Tpad SIP Trunking / What are Tpad SIP Trunks?

A SIP trunk is a service offered by a supplier such as Supanet that permits businesses that have a Telephone PBX to use Voice-over-IP (VoIP), outside the enterprise network by using the Internet connection. The SIP Trunk enables connection to the standard PSTN and Mobile telephone networks via Supanet or our partner Tpad, thus eliminating the need for expensive multiple ISDN lines and also benefiting from lower cost calls. A business would keep their existing phone system but look to gain benefit from a SIP Trunk, especially if they were making a large amount of phone calls on a month by month basis and/or their call spend was high.



SIP trunks can offer additional significant cost-savings for enterprises, eliminating the need for local PSTN gateways, costly ISDN BRIs (Basic Rate Interfaces) or PRIs (Primary Rate Interfaces).



Free Supanet SIP Trunking Offer
Supanet in partnership with Tpad are able to offer customers FREE SIP Trunking with some of our connectivity solutions. Thus if you are currently paying for a large number of lines e.g. using ISDN 30 you can switch to supanet and make great savings. Please ask our staff for details of this amazing offer.

Elements of SIP Trunk
There are three components necessary to successfully deploy SIP trunks: a PBX with a SIP-enabled trunk side, an enterprise edge device understanding SIP and an Internet telephony or SIP trunking service provider (such as Supanet with its partner Tpad).

The PBX
In most cases the PBX is an IP-based PBX, communicating with all endpoints over IP, but it may just as well be a traditional digital or analog PBX. The sole requirement is that an interface for SIP trunking connectivity is available.

The enterprise border element
The PBX on the LAN connects to the Service Provider via the enterprise border element. The enterprise edge component can either be a firewall with complete support for SIP or an edge device connected to the firewall, handling the traversal of the SIP traffic.



The Service Provider
On the Internet, Service Provider provides connectivity to the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) for communication with mobile and fixed phones.

Call Handling via SIP Trunk
Once you get this service, your private telephone system (called PBX) will no longer be directly linked to the public telephone system (called PSTN). Instead, your PBX will be connected to a SIP softswitch which is also connected to the internet.

When you make a phone call, this softswitch will determine whether your call is for a PSTN number or another SIP enabled telephone system. After that, the softswitch will then route your call to wherever it is directed. The advantage here is that your phone call will not travel through the typical telephone lines used by the public telephone system - thus you will not need them and can save money.



A SIP / IAX Trunk can actually handle more than just one phone call at a given time. Because it uses the internet, it can handle as many phone calls as the bandwidth capacity allows. So if your company conducts a lot of phone calls every day, then getting a SIP trunk will surely lessen your bills.

Also, SIP trunking removes the complicated abundance of hardware and wirings just to support the flow of calls, because the only thing needed is to use the servers of the chosen Service Provider.

Features and benefits of Tpad SIP /IAX2 Trunking:

* Cost Reduction - costs can be dramatically reduced through the reduction of the number of lines required; and calls are free when they are made across the SIP Trunking links.
* Business Continuity - in the event that you can't access your telephone, automatic failover means that calls are automatically re-routed to an alternative location.
* Not Geographically tied - you can retain your existing number range and add other area code numbers as required.
* Flexibility - SIP / IAX2 Trunking can be quickly scaled up or down on a per line basis so you can easily meet peaks and troughs in demand.
* Central Management - you will no longer need a separate line to each of your locations using this virtualised technology, which means network infrastructure management will be simpler.

Supanet's SIP Trunking Solution

Most of our customers obtain two main benefits when using SIP Trunks.

1.The lines (channels) are virtual and can expand / contract as your business requirements demand. Your inbound numbers can be directed to a SIP Trunk away from an ISDN 2/ISDN 30 connection for which you are paying for each line irrelevant if the line is in use or not. Our SIP channel carries no recurring charge, only the cost of the call being routed over it. As long as you stay with Supanet there is no charge for these channels (lines).

2. Low cost IP call rates, due to the ability of our Group to negotiate the best rate card possible for your business we can deliver significant savings when compared to standard business rates from the more traditional providers.

Supanet currently has a special offer with FREE SIP Trunking with selected Connectivity Solutions. Call our staff for details.

Supanet & Tpad - Working Together

Supanet works with Tpad.com (www.tpad.com/business) when designing a communications platform for our clients. The linkages between the capabilities of a clients data infrastructure and being able to utilise this for Voice use is also where Tpad, as a specialist in this area, really make the difference for the benefit of your business.

Traditionally there has been a split between an organisations data and voice infrastructure. ISDN lines have been used for voice and separate data circuits (ADSL to Private Circuits) have been used solely for data use. These walls are now being broken down and more and more business are moving to what is called a 'converged' or 'shared' infrastructure.



The benefits of this being reduced price (1 network instead of 2) and moving to an IP based voice platform that both saves money on calls and delivers increased functionality like video, call recording and remote user inclusion.

Call 0845 122 1746 or visit http://www.tpadbusiness.co.uk or http://www.supanetbusiness.com or http://www.tpad.com