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MediaRing’s Route Management System (RMS) compliments the VoizBridge solution to provide centralized provisioning and management of routing decisions. The RMS allows carriers to optimize call routing to meet business needs by enabling advanced, flexible routing logic via a simple, web-based graphical user interface (GUI).
The RMS eliminates the need to configure routing rules in individual gateways. Using the RMS, carriers can modify, add or delete routing rules from one central location and apply them to individual gateway or groups of gateways. The RMS supports advanced routing rules based on a combination of factors such as cost, time of day, quality of service (QoS) and percentage allocation. Carriers can use these rules to configure the best route for any given call to minimize cost and maximize per minute profit. The RMS supports dynamic updating of route information. The ability to make route changes on the fly is a critical success factor for carriers in the highly volatile and cost-sensitive wholesale market. In multiple RMS deployment scenarios, automatic data synchronization between RMS servers can be implemented such that any route change in one server can be automatically propagated to the other servers. Together with VoizBridge, the RMS provides a robust and redundant routing architecture. The routing policies can be provisioned either through an easy-to-use web-based GUI or imported as an XML document. RMS’ XML data schema is well defined and normalized; it allows for a clean migration of customer’s existing route data and easy integration with customers’ rating and network management systems for direct updating of route priorities based on cost and QoS.”
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Centralized Route Management eliminates complex
gateway configuration - facilitating cost effective scaling of carrier
networks
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Flexible routing policies (least cost, time of
day, percentage allocation, quality of service, etc. or a combination
of) on a per-call basis; enables customer to make optimal call routing
decisions driven by business demands.
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Dynamic route updates - limits network downtime
and increases cost efficiency in a carrier network
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XML data schema allows for easy integration with
customers back-office systems; carriers can use their own rating and
network management systems to directly update route data e.g. cost, QoS
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