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November 29, 2011

Belgacom's Voice Managed Services uses ECT Technology to Provide Call Management


To offer cost effective products that optimally fulfill market demands, Belgacom (News - Alert), one of the former European incumbents and a key customer of European Computer Telecoms (ECT), has shifted its Voice Managed Services (VMS) to the new ECT INtellECT Next-Generation Intelligent Network (NGIN).


According to a press release, the migration took place on Saturday November 26,  2011. Belgacom’s Voice Managed Services (VMS) provides a complete solution to manage incoming calls effectively and without the need to modify the existing infrastructure. This not only offers optimal access but also a very fluid communication with customers. These are features which positively power the image of the company using the services and their business in general.

ECT is provider of technology for voice and multimedia value-added services, ECT enables telecoms providers to maintain cost leadership while offering products that optimally fulfil market demands.

This new VMS platform offers capacity for incoming calls, geographically redundant platform, an extension of the routing capabilities such as sending an e-mail, improved message quality, an improved graphical layout with better search functionality, the possibility to integrate SIP in 2012 (for IP telephony), and an improvement of the contact center in the cloud.

The ECT INtellECT Next-Generation Intelligent Network offers value-added services in TDM, IMS and hybrid networks. The solution utilizes standard IT protocol e.g. SOAP/ XML, http, HTML or SMTP as well as standardized telecoms protocols e.g. INAP, ISUP, CAMEL, SIP, etc. and supports all vendor-proprietary variants. All ECT applications run on this platform, independent of the underlying network architecture (TDM, IMS, hybrid).

ECT offers complete solutions for Network-Based Contact Centers, Ring Back Tone Service, Virtual PBX (News - Alert) / IP Centrex, Televoting, Multimedia Advertising, Interactive Multimedia Response, etc.

In other news, Fon, the world's largest WiFi (News - Alert) network, and Belgacom recently announced 100,000 Belgacom Fon WiFi hotspots will be available to Belgacom internet customers and Fon customers by the end of the year.

In 2012, this network will be extended to more than 500,000 WiFi hotspots, establishing Belgacom Fon as the largest WiFi network in Belgium and adding to the 4.5 million hotspots already in the Fon WiFi network worldwide.


Mandira Srivastava is a TMCnet contributor. She works as a full-time writer, ghostwriter and blogger, and has more than two years of experience in print and Web media. She has also worked on company brochures, website content and product descriptions, as well as proofreading and editing content. To read more of her articles, please visit her columnist page.

Edited by Jennifer Russell


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