Verizon Business said that it has certified its Adtran NetVanta 6310 IP Business Gateway to be deployed with Verizon IP Integrated Access service in Europe and the US.
According to Verizon, the NetVanta 6310 is designed specifically for the small-to-medium sized business and enterprise markets. It combines the functionality of a business-class, multiservice router with a VoIP gateway. When offered in combination with Verizon IP Integrated Access, the gateway offer a quality voice and data service with enhanced cost efficiencies.
Verizon IP Integrated Access is designed to be used by businesses, simultaneously with existing key telephone system or PBX and also leverage the benefits of VoIP technology. The IP integrated access system enables companies to consolidate voice and data services as one Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) based VoIP network.
Jim Tyrrell, vice president of marketing of global business voice solutions at Verizon, said: In combination with Verizon Business’ own integrated access services, we are able to quickly and easily help small-to-medium sized businesses and enterprises realize the network and operational efficiencies provided by Verizon VoIP. The end result for them is increased productivity and enhanced competitive advantage that is of strategic importance to all business customers.
Dennis Gatens, director of strategy for enterprise networks division at Adtran, said: We are pleased to expand our role as a strategic vendor for Verizon Business. Strengthening our role with partners such as Verizon Business is a key element of our continued success as a leading global provider of converged IP solutions.
Verizon IP Integrated Access is currently available in the US and 10 European countries: Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and the UK.
