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Tiscali Deploys Oracle Communications Network Solutions to Modernize Legacy Communications Infrastructure and Expand Service Offerings
28 Sep, 2015
Italy-based internet and telecommunications provider uses Oracle products to create a platform for delivering rich and cost-effective communications services to businesses and government agencies
Redwood Shores, Calif.—Sep 22, 2015 - Businesses and government organizations in Italy are recognizing the benefits of rich, secure, and reliable IP-based multimedia communications. Italy-based service provider Tiscali, with a history of innovation dating back almost two decades, was quick to seize this opportunity and replaced legacy time-dimension multiplexing (TDM) circuits and equipment based on older protocols with state-of-the-art products and solutions from Oracle Communications, enabling it to offer high-quality, real-time communications services. “It is part of our heritage to deliver the most innovative and valuable services to our customers—innovation has always been and still is a strategic driver and focus for us,” said Andrea Podda, CTO, Tiscali. “Oracle Communications’ network solutions provide us with the secure and scalable network we need to continue this tradition. As a result, we will be able to deliver more-innovative communications services to businesses and government organizations, and do so with lower costs.” Tiscali selected several Oracle Communications products for its network transformation, including Oracle Communications Session Border Controller, Oracle Communications Core Session Manager, Oracle Communications Operations Monitor, and Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager. By deploying these products, Tiscali will be able to:- Expand its offerings for businesses and government agencies throughout Italy, including launching one of the largest Italy-based peering networks
- Consolidate its systems into one IMS network to more efficiently use available resources
- Monitor the network to help ensure availability and security for B2B services, even as the network scales
