Cloud-based Unified Communications (UC) is set to get another boost. Telesphere, the Phoenix, Arizona-based Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) provider, is launching a multi-pronged expansion of its all-IP network all over the country to enhance its service to larger organizations in America and Canada.
The company is setting up network Points of Presence (POPs) in crucial parts of America to connect them to their high-capacity bandwidth facilities. Telesphere expansion is poised to improve all aspects of its network to provide the best scalability, performance and availability of its services to business enterprises across the nation and beyond. The objective is to get the business of companies with multiple locations, together with those that have personnel working from homes or on the move with their smartphones, laptops or other mobile devices.
The plans include the establishment of POPs in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles and Portland to augment the extensive nationwide network. Customer locations are connected to the POPs using a slew of technologies which include Ethernet over fiber, Ethernet over copper, DS3, NxT1, DSL, cable, and many others. The expansion program would reinforce the company’s standing as the biggest provider of a diverse range of high-technology, all-IP corporate communications solutions in a hosted, cloud-based environment. These systems enable business enterprises to function with total privacy, security and online supervision of tailor-made communications services.
Telesphere’s cloud-based Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) provides a much more economic and cost-effective system for companies than the traditional services offered by telephone companies, equipment vendors or Internet Service providers.
Telesphere Chief Executive Officer Clark Peterson was upbeat about the expansion plans. “Clearly, our strength and our chief selling point is our ability to provide unparalleled Unified Cloud Communications solutions over a national network, with its breadth and capabilities, supported by our own proprietary back-office system that has been designed specifically to serve the Cloud Communications industry,” he said recently.