StreamWIDE Unveils Cloud Offering for Operators in the Americas

StreamWIDE (News - Alert) has announced the debut of the StreamWIDE Cloud offering to wireline and wireless operators in The Americas.

StreamWIDE can enable service deployment in less than a week by using a straightforward activation and provisioning system. Network operators will configure and supervise their applications remotely and benefit from pre-shaped telephony and Web interfaces. Thanks to SIP trunk security, SRTP & TLS, VPN & encryption technologies and firewalls, data security and confidentiality will be ensured, the company stated.

“The Americas' market is rich with a variety of fixed and mobile service providers but some of them are pitifully kept away from innovation due to limited R&D funds. Thanks to StreamWIDE Cloud, those same service providers can unbundle the services they offer from the infrastructure they run on, access the latest technology, differentiate faster on their local markets and increase market share,” Pascal Beglin, StreamWIDE CEO, said.

StreamWIDE targets small and medium-sized operators who want to benefit from the latest VAS platforms with a very short time to market and without investing in network infrastructure and equipment with this new business approach. Operators will benefit from minimum software activation fees and be billed according to their number of subscribers provisioned on the platform. Leveraging a SaaS (News - Alert) (Software as a Service) approach, the StreamWIDE Cloud offering enables service providers to deploy the most innovative voice services. Enabling voicemail, auto-attendant services and many other voice messaging services, the company’s spearhead product line StreamWIDE Messaging is already fully operational on the platform.

Recently, the company announced that its solutions designed to revitalize an operator's call completion product line was provided to the Mobile TeleSystems OJSC (MTS (News - Alert)), a telecommunications provider in Russia and the CIS. The Company said that the deal will initially address MTS subscribers with voicemail and missed call alert services and should extend to visual voicemail and other services in the coming months.