For Alianza, 2018 meant one thing for the vendor – growth. Both customer engagement and the number of service providers buying into its business model reached milestones.
Alianza is all about transforming the way that service providers manage, deploy, and deliver unified communications to end users.
Two rural electric cooperatives and a cable company have tapped Alianza as a supplier. The company’s Cloud Voice Platform will be powering their new VoIP phone services.
At Alianza, we say: “Got Fiber? You need VoIP!” We say this because many new ISPs are entering the market without a background in voice, and there’s great opportunity for them to grow revenue, accelerate ROI and deliver a better customer experience with a phone service portfolio.
Alianza uses its cloud-based communications software to allow telecommunications service providers to offer a stable connection to VoIP and UC to their end users. This week, it announced numerous updates to that platform to update its usability and efficiency.
Service providers increasingly are looking at voice network virtualization, according to new research conducted by Heavy Reading for Alianza and Level 3 Communications.
New research by IHS shows that 35% of operators surveyed will deploy NFV this year in an effort to virtualize networks, and all those surveyed plan to deploy the technology in the next five years.
Alianza is promoting its Cloud Voice Platform, which aims to make the migration from legacy to cloud solutions more seamless.
Alianza provides cloud-based voice services built on an NFV core to incumbent and rural providers that need next-generation solutions.
Today’s VoIP networks are decomposed and disaggregated compared to legacy voice networks. What was once a box is now several software functions and what was once single vendor is now a multitude.
