Resound Telecommunications Inc. Canada

Resound is a global provider of advanced telecommunications solutions designed to meet the demanding requirements of today`s wholesale, VOIP and call centre markets. Wedeliver solutions to our customer`s tailor made to the specific needs.The management team has worked in the ever evolving carrier and service provider sector for over the past 17 years. Our strong relationships with major fixed line and wireless carriers around the globe have allowed us to successfully enable client operations throughout North America, Asia, the EU and the Middle East. Resound is equipped to deliver the best in VOIP solutions.Resound Telecommunications Inc. is a privately funded company with its head office located in Toronto, Canada with switching facilities located in key global telecom markets around the globe. We also have branch offices in the United Kingdom and India to support our engineering, deployment and reach our customers.

Your rate:

Rating: 0/0.00/5

General office

Resound Telecommunications Inc.
1 First Canadian Place, Suite 350
Toronto
Ontario ,M5X 1C1
Canada

Phone: +1 416 548 4685
Site: http://www.resound.ca

Contact Person

Philip Adie / Director of Sales
Phone: +1 416 548 4685

International VoIP Wholesale Provider
Internet Telephony Service Provider
Network Service Provider

Call Relay VoIP Solutions
Call Routing VoIP Solutions
Consultancy Services
E1 Bulk Wholeseller
H.323 VoIP Gateway
Partnering for Origination and Termination
SIP VoIP Gateway
Termination
Voice and Video Conferencing

Cisco Systems
Dialogic Based
Quintum

another

Resound Telecommunications Inc.

Evolve Communications

Providers in database: 6433

Audiocodes Mediant 600

VoIP Media Gateway Mediant 600 is a cost-effective product from AudioCodes, based on the advanced technology of voice transmission over packet networks, allows deploying reliable, cost-effective next-generation networks. Equipped with a compact 1U body, it is specially designed for interoperability of TDM and IP networks in enterprises and small access points.

View more WIKI