Hilversum, Brussels, 10 September 2012 – Belgacom, the leading network operator in Belgium, has certified NEC’s Integrated Communications 3000 for interworking with the Belgacom IMS Business Trunking and Belgacom Wireless Office Extended network service.

Belgacom provides complete solutions integrating landline and mobile telephony, internet and television to consumers and enterprise customers throughout Belgium. Successful validation of the interworking with Belgacom’s network services is good news for NEC’s Belgian customer base who can now fully exploit the possibilities offered by Belgacom’s network and services. By routing calls over Belgacom’s network, companies can take advantage of the greater ease of use and considerable savings in terms of management and ownership that VoIP networking offers.

Integrated Communications 3000 is NEC’s enterprise IP communication solution that provides rich and reliable IP telephony and advanced Unified Communications & Collaboration, by combining the versatility and functionality of NEC’s UNIVERGE SIP@Net communications software with the UNIVERGE Business ConneCT UC suite, powerful Business Mobility and MA4000 management – all in a virtualized environment. To obtain interoperability certification with Belgacom, rigorous and comprehensive tests took place.

Tonko Wedda, Managing Director Benelux at NEC, says: ”The interest and use of services based on SIP-based trunking services is growing steadily.  NEC has a very important position in today’s business market and by certifying the interworking of server and network customers are assured of the quality and carefree operation of their business communications.”

NEC continues to certify its communication solutions with network providers, in order to ensure customers can take advantage of the latest options in their market and are provided with maximum flexibility in designing their networks and traffic patterns.

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For more information please contact:
NEC Unified Solutions
Robert van Amerongen
Tel: +31 35 689 1521
Email: robert.van.amerongen@emea.nec.com

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