SVI-TAS TELEPHONY APPLICATION SERVER

The Telephony Application Server (SVI-TAS) enables the rapid delivery of converged services across IMS, NGN and Legacy SS7 networks. The SVI-TAS enables operators to leverage existing infrastructure, extend return-on-investment and rapidly deploy new services.

Rapidly Deploy New Services

The SVI-TAS Telephony Application Server allows operators to rapidly devise, test and deploy services.

Whether you are looking to interwork DIAMETER or SIP with legacy SS7 CAMEL/INAP/MAP, or you are looking to interface a new subscriber database over SQL/SOAP/ HTTP into your incumbent networks the SVI-TAS provides the flexibility to achieve this.

The Telephony Application Server (SVI-TAS) operates over clearly defined API's that present an abstracted version of the underlying DIAMETER, SIP, CAMEL, MAP etc signalling. It can be driven by either Squire Technologies python based client (SVI-TAC) or by operators 3rd party applications.

The SVI-TAS provides operators with an extremley flexible, service driven platform that offers many benefits.

Leverage IMS, NGN and legacy infrastructure to deliver new and existing services
Mitigate against vendor equipment End-of-Life
Rapidly deliver custom services across disparate networks
Extend ROI on deployed network components

Key Benefits

Cost Savings
Deliver only those services that you require instead of
paying for a full application suite that you will never use.
Powerful
Services built using industry standard
Python scripting language.
Extendable
Extend services using in-house resources
or let our experts develop at a fixed cost.

Speed
Script based delivery removes compilation
and upgrade cycle.
Flexible
Services built using industry standard
Python scripting language.
NFV
NFV ready
technology

COTS Commercial Off The Shelf
Supplied on standard Dell servers optionally with dedicated E1/T1/STM-1 support.
Virtual Deployment
Virtual Machine deployed on industry standard servers in a data centre environment using a hypervisor, i.e. VMware.
Cloud Deployment
Delivered as a Virtual Network Function (VNF) in AWS or OpenStack cloud infrastructure.