August 05, 2011

Tpad Focuses on SIP Gateways to Help U.K. Companies Grow

By Mini Swamy
TMCnet Contributor

Tpad (News - Alert), a leading business telephone system provider specializing in VoIP telephony, expects to deliver the most advanced communications solutions for its clients in the most cost-effective manner possible by focusing on SIP Gateway (News - Alert) Solutions, according to company officials.

The focus on SIP gateways is in keeping with Tpad's commitment to help companies “Grow tall while spending small.”

SIP Gateways are similar to VoIP and are used to stream call data through the Internet. The difference lies in VoIP's limitations of confining itself to just voice calling. SIP has a wider functionality and includes video calling and conferencing, call recording and reporting and more.

Sales Director Simon Jones from Tpad spoke about the benefits of SIP Gateway solutions and said in a statement, “Employees can make phone calls and can be reached through a single number that is accessible at multiple locations so that your customers, co-workers and vendors can get prompt responses.”

Because of its ability to support simultaneous audio and video connections, it is an effective tool in business communications and the best tool for networking inside and outside the business premises.

In a press release, Tahir Mohsan, CEO, Tpad, said, ” The company believes that this newest IP-based communications will assist in the growth of businesses of all sizes, in that they will be able to operate more efficiently.”

Tpad's SIP efforts don’t focus only on business users as it also keeps home users in mind. By offering SIP gateway solutions in the form of various packages, Tpad's serves a wide range of both personal and business clients.

The basic low-cost packages cater to the needs and budgets of small and mid-sized companies and enterprises while the major full-featured packages meet the demands of large multi-national corporations.

According to Tpad Marketing Manager Steven Johns (News - Alert), “We want to make the whole process as easy as possible in order to reach all types of customers.” In related news, Tpad has collaborated with large-scale Internet service provider Supanet for the creation of its newest SIP gateway service. The two U.K.-based companies have high hopes for this major collaboration.

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Mini Swamy is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of her articles, please visit her columnist page.

Edited by Carrie Schmelkin