Sangoma Technologies Corporation (TSX VENTURE:STC), a leading
provider of hardware and software components that enable or enhance IP
Communications Systems for both voice and data, today announced the
first commercial shipment of the two newest models in its Vega
Appliance Series commenced April 20, 2012. The new Vega 100 and Vega
200 provide the core feature set supported throughout the
highly-regarded Vega Series of gateways scaled for small- and
medium-sized businesses (SMB). These appliances which support one or
two spans of digital telephony (PRI/T1/E1), are sized to match with the
TDM-to-IP connectivity needs of smaller enterprises, priced to fit
within SMB budgets, and packed with enterprise-class communications
features that will give these smaller businesses a competitive edge.
"We are excited to be among the first to receive these versatile
new Vega Series units from Sangoma as we have seen quite a bit of
demand from SMB customers for the types of features that these models
make available," said Darren Garland, managing director of ProVu, A
UK-based VoIP technology provider. "Businesses of every size need the
enterprise-class capabilities, including local survivability and
redundancy to protect mission-critical communication channels, offered
in these smaller models of the Vega Series. Plus, the price positioning
of the Vega 100 and Vega 200 is perfect for the SMB market."
Higher density models in the Vega Appliance Series have been
successfully deployed by service providers as customer premise devices
terminating SIP Trunks and providing PSTN access for IP-PBX platforms
for a number of years. The Vega 100 and Vega 200 expand the scope of
businesses that can be cost-effectively served using Vega Appliances to
include those that experience lower call volume or that require fewer
simultaneous SIP sessions. The rack-mountable 1u Vega 100 and 200
chassis deliver up to 30 and 60 simultaneous calls or SIP sessions,
respectively. The devices support a broad range of audio codecs, T.38
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call routing and dial-plan administration, as well as a variety of
maintenance and survivability features that deliver easy-to-use
resilience in a system sized for the SMB market.
Bypass configurability of the digital spans enables dual-chassis
redundant operation if desired, and an option to connect directly to
PSTN trunks for emergency calling is available in the event of an IP
network failure. High-performance features such as these not only set
the entire Vega series apart from other gateway devices, but the Vega
100 and Vega 200 are the only gateway appliances in the market that
offer emergency failover/fallback to the PSTN in devices with the
appropriate capacity to effectively address SMB needs.
"We have been quite pleased with the response and the order volume
from distribution partners across the world since we announced the
availability of these new models in the Vega Series just a few short
weeks ago," said Simon Horton, director of product management for
Sangoma. "We shipped more than 100 units on the first day, and
anticipate that these new Vega Series models will bolster our
distribution partners' ability meet customer demands and expand
business opportunities and profitability."
Sangoma provides an industry-leading solution portfolio that
enables the interworking of a wide variety of disparate TDM and IP
networks, clouds, protocols, services, devices, and applications. Its
portfolio includes award-winning voice and data boards, transcoding and
gateway software, and standalone gateway appliances, designed for
simple integration with open source and closed source IP PBX
applications, Contact Centers, Unified Communications Systems and
Service Provider Networks. For more information about the Sangoma
portfolio of IP telephony and network integration solutions, or to
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