• Excellent voice quality. RAD Vmux was designed to trunk voice traffic and offers quality assurance that supports superior voice quality over IP.
• Fast deployment and lower cost of ownership. SGS experienced a short learning curve with the capabilities of the Avaya solution. Compared to its previous platform, SGS found the process of bringing on new employees and getting them trained on the Avaya solution to be much easier and more cost effective.
• Ease of management and integration. SGS was able to easily set up and manage the RAD Vmux-2100 TDMoIP technology and integrate it with the Avaya solution to support trunking of T-1 circuits over an IP network. RAD’s TDMoIP trunking solution is also fully compatible with the existing Avaya system.
• More efficient use of physical space. While SGS’s previous solution occupied a full rack for supporting 32 E1s, RAD’s VMUX-2100 occupies significantly less space while supporting the same number of E1s.
• Cost savings. By using pure circuit emulation and transporting TDM traffic over an IP network, SGS gained all the benefits of a fiber optic high speed network in a campus environment. When transmitting voice traffic, the solution adds voice compression and gains 60 percent more efficiency than VoIP, which also lead to huge cost savings.
• Increased efficiencies. Using Avaya Automatic Call Distributors with a Vmux-2100 as a gateway provides 16-to-1 compression and when transmitted over an IP network and dramatically reduces the needed bandwidth, thereby leading to additional cost savings.
• New client comfort level with Avaya. Many of SGS’s new clients are familiar with the Avaya platform and its advanced call routing programs.