Renew what needs to change.
Replace the aging core while retaining access to useful carriers and supported phones as part of the service.
Renew call control. Keep familiar access in place.
When an aging call control platform becomes difficult to support, the core platform must change. Access to useful carriers and analog phones should not have to change with it.
A targeted renewal
The core platform has reached its limit. The entire estate has not.
Call control has become difficult to maintain, while E1 service and analog phones still support daily office communication.
A targeted transition replaces the part that has reached its limit and reconnects the access users still use.
THE MODERNIZATION PRIORITY
Connect existing services to a new core.
UScale X1981 takes control of call handling. The UScale IAD family reconnects supported analog phones, while the existing E1 service continues to provide carrier access.
Move call control forward
X1981 becomes the center of the renewed call service.
Keep E1 access connected
The existing carrier connection remains available to the new core.
Bring supported phones forward
The IAD family integrates supported analog phones into IP voice.
Change the platform, not the way teams stay connected.
Office teams can retain familiar call access while the voice core changes behind the service.
A targeted renewal avoids a forced restart.
The aging platform can give way to modern call control while supported phones and the E1 service continue to serve the organization.
Products for a targeted voice renewal.
X1981 handles call control. The UScale IAD family keeps supported analog endpoints in service.
Plan the change around what still works.
Tell us about your current platform, E1 service, analog phones, and future voice requirements.
Related products
UScale X1981 Unified Gateway (IPPBX)
Supports up to 20 000 users; Main voice switching equipment; Integrated wideband and narrowband design, high integration;
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