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Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Beka Publishing,

www.bekapublishing.com

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DAY 2

F

ounded in 1999, Arena One provides fully

managed Hosted PBX services using voice-opti-

mized broadband and public Internet access.

Arena One’s CloudCall Hosted PBX encompasses

multiple features that trump traditional phone

systems. It is scalable, avoids the need to purchase

any equipment, is quick to install and provides most

businesses with savings between 25 percent to 50

percent of traditional phone costs.

The company also has a variety of voice-optimized

broadband products for companies that require guar-

anteed levels of performance without interruption.

With fraud increasing at a faster rate within the

telecom industry, it has become more important

than ever for service providers to take extra precau-

tions in protecting their customers. Arena One

began searching for a solution that would mitigate

the risk of a fraud attack, and it chose to deploy

next-generation fraud control software to safe-

guard its customers.

The choice was Averistar and TransNexus as the

best solution to prevent a fraud attack. The TransNexus

SDReporter software is a complete telecom fraud

detection and call detail record (CDR) reporting and

analysis product compatible with Arena One’s Broad-

Soft and Oracle Acme Packet network.

SDReporter’s compatibility with the BroadWorks

Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) Applica-

tion Program enables the fraud detection software to

block calls automatically or change the calling plan for

any user, group or service provider configured in the

BroadWorks network.

“Averistar understands our network and our busi-

ness needs. Averistar’s rapid deployment of SDRe-

porter was the perfect solution for us. It is highly

effective and reasonably priced,” said Dennis Arena,

founder and CTO of Arena One.

TransNexus is a software development company

specializing in applications for managing VoIP

networks. Important carrier features offered by

TransNexus are fraud detection, dynamic least cost

and quality of service routing, number portability,

profitability analysis, quality of service controls, and

wholesale billing.

The TransNexus solution is interoperable with any

SIP-based VoIP system and maintains partnerships

with strategic vendors, such as Oracle Acme Packet,

BroadSoft and MetaSwitch.

AveriStar Consulting provides expertise to Broad-

Soft platform owners focusing on engineering,

training, and platform management. Its engineering

practice assists in feature deployment and trouble-

shooting, to include all elements of the VoIP network.

Averistar takes pride in its customized training

catalog to include training at their facility in Charlotte

or customer premises. Platform Management is Averi-

Star’s newest service used by customers who need a

helping hand with everyday maintenance and upkeep

of their VoIP Network.

For more information, visit TransNexus in booth 521

or go to

www.transnexus.com

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Arena One Deploys TransNexus SDReporter

Fraud Prevention Solution

I

n a move to bring expanded “telehealth” connec-

tivity to more rural healthcare providers across

the country, TeleQuality Communications Inc.

(TQCI) and its subsidiary, Rural Health Telecom,

have broadened their data center presence into

Austin, Texas, to support the company’s continued

growth, which now reaches into 28 states.

“The opening of our largest data center presence

in Austin marks a huge milestone for our rural health-

care customers and our company,” said Tim Koxlien,

CEO of TeleQuality Communications. “It has enabled

us to offer more network designs and centralized

firewalls to more customers in the rapidly increasing

rural telehealth market.”

TQCI chose to partner with ViaWest for a multi-

tude of reasons. In addition to being a multicarrier

with 27 working data centers across five regions

nationally, ViaWest’s Austin location is a 7,519-square

foot facility that offers 825 kVA system capacity

and 2N redundancy, high-level redundant physical

security and 288 tons of cooling capacity – all while

delivering top-tier customer assistance.

“We began our partnership with ViaWest back

in 2005 when we started offering our data center

services at their Salt Lake City location,” said Koxlien.

“At TeleQuality, we aim to deliver the highest quality

customer experience and love to partner with

vendors who share the same values as we do.”

With the choice of many data center vendors in

Austin, another reason TQCI chose to continue its

long-time partnership with ViaWest is because of its

expeditious problem resolution.

“A lot of our customers don’t have the capital to

spend on building their own data centers and hiring

qualified IT engineers to manage and support it,”

said Mace Molen, ViaWest’s client services manager.

“ViaWest gives those companies the opportunity

to still take advantage of data center services such

as managed databases, managed network security

and managed storage, without the added financial

strains associated with self-managed hosting.”

In assessing its data center location options,

TeleQuality recognized a major advantage of a data

center expansion in a city like Austin is its low inci-

dence of natural disasters and physical security.

“Many of our customers live in Tornado Alley or

earthquake and hurricane prone areas,” Koxlien said.

“Our new data center presence in Austin has enabled

us to conduct multicarrier circuit consolidation which

facilitates single invoicing for our customers along with

disaster recovery and redundancy capabilities.”

Another reason TQCI chose Austin is the city’s

reliable electricity. Texas is on its own independent

power grid, which is managed by the Electric Reli-

ability Council of Texas (ERCOT) and separate from

the Eastern and Western Interconnects. This means

one state’s power decisions will not affect Texas.

Furthermore, Austin Energy, the city’s munic-

ipally-owned energy company, is the first energy

provider in the nation to earn ISO-9001 (Interna-

tional Organization for Standardization) certification

for the construction, maintenance and operation of

its electric transmission and distribution system.

Whether you’re seeking to build a data center

of your own or if you only need a few rack spaces,

Austin has emerged as a major technology hub

and has numerous options for both large and

small organizations.

TeleQuality Expands its Data

Center Presence into Austin

With fraud

increasing at a

faster rate within

the telecom

industry, it has

become more

important than ever

for service

providers to take

extra precautions.