Teles Communication Systems Germany

TELES Communication Systems is a leading provider of equipment, solutions and services to fixed, fixed-mobile convergence and Next-Generation-Network (NGN) service providers. With more than 160 carrier network customers and millions of voice ports deployed worldwide, TELES has been at the forefront of telecoms innovations for over two decades. A pioneering force in VoIP technology development since 1996, today we are showing the way forward in the growing NGN/IMS world. TELES has become a byword for quality, technology and performance to its customers across the globe. A driving force in the telecoms landscape, TELES has firmly established itself as a provider of leading-edge solutions in the VoIP and NGN worlds.

MISSION

Our mission is to provide top-quality NGN products based on our leading edge technology. We do this by effectively harnessing our research resources to develop next-generation products and services which match our clients

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General office

Teles Communication Systems
Ernst-Reuter-Platz 8
Berlin
,10587
Germany

Phone: 00 49 30 399 28 066
Site: http://www.teles-communication-systems.de/

Contact Person

Sandra Vodene / Marketing Manager
Phone: 00 49 30 399 28 066

Hardware

H.323 Softswitch & CPE
H.323 VoIP Gateway
H.323 Wireless/ GSM VoIP Solutions
Installation and Support Services
SIP Softswitch & CPE
SIP VoIP Gateway

Audiocodes

Billing system of own development

Ancotel

Effringo GmbH

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VoIP Favors SIP

Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is a text-based standard put in place by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and is the primary protocol for Voice over Internet Protocol services. SIP is similar to a MGCP in that it's a signaling protocol that can create, maintain and terminate sessions in IP-based networks. These sessions include multimedia conferencing and two-way phone calls. SIP protocol can run on User Datagram Protocol (UDP), Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) and Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) because it was created to function independently from the underlying Transport Layer as an Application Layer.

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