Modern Telegraph is making the deployment of local numbers (DIDs) and voice communication services for VoIP providers more open and user-friendly with the new version of CORE, a customizable online order management module. The module allows VoIP providers to instantly create an online provisioning presence for the deployment of local numbers (DIDs), toll free and termination services. The module is self-contained and ready to deploy. It also has the added flexibility of simple configuration and interoperability to meet various billing and provisioning requirements, meshing seamlessly with existing OSS platforms.
"With the upgrade to CORE, Modern Telegraph is expanding the ability of VoIP service providers to quickly bring their services to market in an easily managed, automated and scalable way. This tool effectively gives small and medium service providers the same front end as the market leaders” said Wesley Barnes, Principal of Modern Telegraph.
CORE is a customized order management solution that can be ported to providers’ web server and integrated with their online presence. CORE order management module broadens service providers’ reach, enabling the delivery of online services to retail customers and business partners through a secure, archiving and reporting system. Without customization CORE contains advanced management benefits typical of expensive custom developed solutions.
Curtis Jenkins, Director of Service Delivery, explains “there were many considerations that were included in the basic fabric of CORE, such as pro-rated charges at the time of purchase.” While this may sound simple, prepaid VoIP providers typically collect more money from online customers than should have been paid. Incorrect charges often result in additional processes and costs such as service credits from the billing system and customer satisfaction concerns. CORE solves this problem for providers by keeping the purchase amount accurate every step of the way.
A CORE demonstration interface is available at http://demo.moderntelegraph.com/?mt=yco. For more information or to schedule a demonstration of the CORE order management module, please contact Modern Telegraph. CORE is currently being deployed by several service providers.
About Modern Telegraph
Modern Telegraphs represent a specialized group of service providers that deliver both traditional and VoIP solutions for origination, termination, provisioning and regulatory compliance. Founded in 2006, Modern Telegraph provides telecommunications services that include voice, data, network and business tools. Modern Telegraph is a privately held company headquartered in Atlanta, GA. For more information about Modern Telegraph and the retail service platform, please visit http://www.moderntelegraph.com.
Contact:
Oliver Anderson
Modern Telegraph
(404) 687-1101 x 211
oliver.anderson@moderntelegraph.com
Friday, August 31, 2007
Friday, July 13, 2007
Modern Telegraph and IPsmarx Celebrate New Store Opening
IPsmarx Technology, the leader in the VoIP industry providing Softswitch, Callback and Calling Card solutions, is growing. IPsmarx has opened their fourth office at 48 Wall Street. To celebrate this event, IPsmarx has given special permission to Modern Telegraph to provide discounts for a limited time. This blog announcement is ahead of the planned news release and promotion events scheduled for the week of July 16th and is great news for customers that are considering finalizing their service offering. Stay tuned for more information on this very special promotion.
IPsmarx provides reliable, scalable, intelligent billing and switching software, bundled with hardware, training, technical support, and wholesale termination services. IPsmarx clients have deployed our solutions in over 55 countries. Please review the following case studies highlighting their success, http://ipsmarx.com/english/company/cases.htm.
IPsmarx Class 5 Softswitch enables service providers to differentiate themselves by offering a wide range of VoIP services. IPsmarx Turnkey Solutions include:
* Complete Class 5 Features
* Callback: ANI, Web, and SMS
* Pre/Postpaid Calling Card bundled with Quintum hardware
* Hosted IP-PBX
* Direct DID
* PC2Phone and Callshop Management
Please visit http://www.ipsmarx.com or 703-847-6999 call learn more about the IPsmarx Class 5 Softswitch.
IPsmarx provides reliable, scalable, intelligent billing and switching software, bundled with hardware, training, technical support, and wholesale termination services. IPsmarx clients have deployed our solutions in over 55 countries. Please review the following case studies highlighting their success, http://ipsmarx.com/english/company/cases.htm.
IPsmarx Class 5 Softswitch enables service providers to differentiate themselves by offering a wide range of VoIP services. IPsmarx Turnkey Solutions include:
* Complete Class 5 Features
* Callback: ANI, Web, and SMS
* Pre/Postpaid Calling Card bundled with Quintum hardware
* Hosted IP-PBX
* Direct DID
* PC2Phone and Callshop Management
Please visit http://www.ipsmarx.com or 703-847-6999 call learn more about the IPsmarx Class 5 Softswitch.
Friday, June 8, 2007
Modern Telegraph Partners With Intercall to Deliver On-Demand Customized Conferencing Solutions
Atlanta, GA – Modern Telegraph in partnership with Intercall will build and deploy a customizable online conferencing platform. Modern Telegraph, one of the largest network aggregators in North America, announced today that it has signed an agreement with InterCall, the world’s largest dedicated conferencing service provider, which connects people through advanced audio, web, video and event services, to deliver conferencing solutions to SMB/E customers via a completely user options include an individualized pricing engine where customers can define, at the point of purchase, their price requirements. Additional functionality will include foreign currency and international local number support.
"Modern Telegraph’s primary mission is to simplify the telecommunications experience for customers and partners," said Curtis Jenkins, Director of Customer Support. “This partnership strengthens our service platform and ability to deliver feature rich, value based solutions to customers via multiple levels of customization."
The Intercall powered conferencing portal will be available to retail customers as well as through Modern Telegraph’s Partner channel. The portal solution will be available through the Partner channel prior to the scheduled retail launch in August 2007.
For more information on Modern Telegraph please
visit http://www.moderntelegraph.com
For more information on Intercall please visit http://www.intercall.com
"Modern Telegraph’s primary mission is to simplify the telecommunications experience for customers and partners," said Curtis Jenkins, Director of Customer Support. “This partnership strengthens our service platform and ability to deliver feature rich, value based solutions to customers via multiple levels of customization."
The Intercall powered conferencing portal will be available to retail customers as well as through Modern Telegraph’s Partner channel. The portal solution will be available through the Partner channel prior to the scheduled retail launch in August 2007.
For more information on Modern Telegraph please
visit http://www.moderntelegraph.com
For more information on Intercall please visit http://www.intercall.com
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
CCI Partnership Announced
Modern Telegraph, VoIP and TDM Tier 1 service reseller, announced it has signed agreements with CCI Communications as part of its efforts to penetrate the SMB/E market. The partnerships extends Modern Telegraph’s ability to deliver carrier grade services to the retail marketspace for customers who would like to take advantage of carrier discounts without having the contractual volume commitments.
Modern Telegraph will offer the CCI Communications solutions as well as aggregated and RespOrg services. This will give businesses a powerful and flexible partner in managing toll free and A-Z termination services. This partnership will complete the initial offerings from Modern Telegraph as it develops and deploys complete Tier 1 carrier bases services directly to the SMB/E market.
Modern Telegraph will introduce the CCI service plans to move than 750 calling card providers in the coming weeks as part of its beta service offering. Plans eventually include offering the service to a wider spectrum of retail customer and sales partners by Q3. “The Modern Telegraph solution streamlines the way organizations purchase services directly from Tier 1 or specialized providers. Customers will enjoy wholesale discounts without the contractual commitments that could be burdensome to the small business owner”, said company spokesperson Oliver Anderson. “This is our way of making an investment in a specific segment of our customer base to ensure, as much as we can, their success.”
Modern Telegraph services enables companies to be able to connect, communicate and collaborate by having direct access to services that are normally either filtered by VARs or required large financial commitments. The complete suite of toll free, DIDs, termination, conferencing and E911 services helps business become more productive by removing the barriers of having to maintain services with a VAR while really only requiring the underlying service from the Tier 1 provider. No additional costs, no complications just pure service.
Modern Telegraph will offer the CCI Communications solutions as well as aggregated and RespOrg services. This will give businesses a powerful and flexible partner in managing toll free and A-Z termination services. This partnership will complete the initial offerings from Modern Telegraph as it develops and deploys complete Tier 1 carrier bases services directly to the SMB/E market.
Modern Telegraph will introduce the CCI service plans to move than 750 calling card providers in the coming weeks as part of its beta service offering. Plans eventually include offering the service to a wider spectrum of retail customer and sales partners by Q3. “The Modern Telegraph solution streamlines the way organizations purchase services directly from Tier 1 or specialized providers. Customers will enjoy wholesale discounts without the contractual commitments that could be burdensome to the small business owner”, said company spokesperson Oliver Anderson. “This is our way of making an investment in a specific segment of our customer base to ensure, as much as we can, their success.”
Modern Telegraph services enables companies to be able to connect, communicate and collaborate by having direct access to services that are normally either filtered by VARs or required large financial commitments. The complete suite of toll free, DIDs, termination, conferencing and E911 services helps business become more productive by removing the barriers of having to maintain services with a VAR while really only requiring the underlying service from the Tier 1 provider. No additional costs, no complications just pure service.
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Modern Telegraph Introduces Tier 1 Carriers Services to the Retail Market
Atlanta, GA: Modern Telegraph (www.moderntelegraph.com), the leading provider of Tier 1 services to the calling card market, today launched its initiative to provide Tier 1 carrier services to the retail market space. Customers can now enjoy flexible contract terms, faster provisioning and the similarly discount structures enjoyed by CLECs and major telecom companies without the volume commitments. Modern Telegraph’s services are now available to the SMB/E marketplace.
Any retail customer who retains services through Modern Telegraph gains the flexibility of direct connections to Tier 1 providers while enjoying substantial service discounts, SLAs and support services. This service gives retail customers the same benefits that are enjoyed by CLECs and major telecom providers. Customers gain a direct means of contracting and provisioning Tier 1 services without the need of a value added reseller (VAR) or to pay the markup required by VARs.
“Modern Telegraph’s partnerships has improved the SMB/E customer’s ability to connect directly to Tier 1 providers that would normally require that service be purchased through a VAR or meet a minimum monthly commitment,” said Wesley Barnes, Managing Principal of Modern Telegraph. “This new method of delivering carrier based services will give more retail customers greater access to specialized services from the source thereby improving costs, contractual terms and overall service delivery.”
The initial release will be limited to a selected number of Tier 1 providers such as Global Crossing, Paetec, ATT and Qwest. Modern Telegraph is schedule to have a network wide service launch by Q3 of 2007. Modern Telegraph will also incorporate the regulatory and compliance consultancy with its telecom retail offering by the end of Q2 2007.
Any retail customer who retains services through Modern Telegraph gains the flexibility of direct connections to Tier 1 providers while enjoying substantial service discounts, SLAs and support services. This service gives retail customers the same benefits that are enjoyed by CLECs and major telecom providers. Customers gain a direct means of contracting and provisioning Tier 1 services without the need of a value added reseller (VAR) or to pay the markup required by VARs.
“Modern Telegraph’s partnerships has improved the SMB/E customer’s ability to connect directly to Tier 1 providers that would normally require that service be purchased through a VAR or meet a minimum monthly commitment,” said Wesley Barnes, Managing Principal of Modern Telegraph. “This new method of delivering carrier based services will give more retail customers greater access to specialized services from the source thereby improving costs, contractual terms and overall service delivery.”
The initial release will be limited to a selected number of Tier 1 providers such as Global Crossing, Paetec, ATT and Qwest. Modern Telegraph is schedule to have a network wide service launch by Q3 of 2007. Modern Telegraph will also incorporate the regulatory and compliance consultancy with its telecom retail offering by the end of Q2 2007.
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