Key growth factors of the emerging telecom sector are data and multimedia services. Carrier applications are gradually evolving into a bigger market. Greater internet connectivity and usage, access to web-based communication applications and the transformation from TDM-based architectures to IP-based next generation networks are the prominent facilitating factors. Customers are now acquainted to a continuous stream of value-added services that keep changing the dynamics of telecom marketing.

We take into account these changing dynamics to deliver strategic solutions in Wireline access, Carrier and Enterprise technologies. Our experience is spread across various products/ technologies including the following:

  • Access Networks
    • DSLAms and Next Generation Digital Loop Carrier
    • FTTx (BPON, GPON, GEPON ) Systems
    • Residential Gateway, DSL CPE, ONT for FTTx
    • Business access multiplexers and cross-connects
    • IP/MPLS/PWE3 aggregation
  • Carrier Networks
    • Legacy Class 4/Class5 Switching
    • Signalling—SS7, ISDN, Sigtran, H.323, MEGACO, SIP
    • VOIP Soft switch and IMS
    • Media and Signaling Gateways
  • Enterprise Networks
    • TDM PBXs, IP PBX, Hybrid PBXs, call centers
    • Application Servers – Conference, Media, Messaging, Contact Center
    • Unified Communication
 
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Srinivas Vunnava
Senior Director - Engineering
Fujitsu Network Communications Inc.
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