Solegy
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| Developer: | Solegy |
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| Use: | VoIP, IMS, NGN |
| Website: | Solegy Corporate Website |
Solegy LLC is a provider of managed service deployment and back-office systems for VoIP, wireless and cable networks. As a managed middleware provider, Solegy combines VoIP and IMS solutions, content distribution and intelligent session management in a converged OSS/BSS platform.
The company's headquarters and data centers are located in New York City, NY, USA. It maintains support and development centers in the Philippines and has offices in Toronto, Canada and San Jose, CA, USA.
Solegy's flagship technology is the ServicePDQ™ platform, an open, standards-based service delivery platform (SDP) that offers a single point from which to develop, deploy, manage and bill for network services across heterogeneous networks.
Solegy's ServicePDQ is the back-end OSS/BSS system of the PC-to-phone component of EarthLink's MindSpring, a softphone service that combines Internet voice and instant messaging (IM). Solegy's customer portfolio also includes Zingotel, a Florida, USA-based company that offers retail Internet telephony services, and Millennium Global Telecom, a prepaid phone card distributor in Canada.
Solegy actively sponsors OSS, an open source SIP initiative that was started in March 2006 to foster the development of commercially viable SIP applications. Its projects include OpenSIPStack, a SIP implementation as described in RFC 3261, ATL SoftPhone, a SIP-based softphone designed to be controlled by a Microsoft ActiveX template, and OpenSBC, a reference implementation of a hybrid SIP proxy and B2BUA (back to back user agent).
[edit] The ServicePDQ™ platform
Solegy's ServicePDQ platform is an IMS-aligned, integrated software system that extends to service providers and 3rd party software developers the ability to create, deploy, manage and control telephony, IP and multimedia applications used in IP, wireless and wireline networks.
It was developed to leverage the capabilities of Parlay, an open standard designed to link telecom and IT, in a way that addresses the needs of both business and technology. The Parlay/OSA standard is published by both the 3GPP and ETSI, and is an integral part of IMS.
The components of ServicePDQ are built on the open, OSA/Parlay/JAIN and OSS/J architectures, and are linked within the platform using standards-based methods.
ServicePDQ-enabled services include Wholesale Peering, SOHO Broadband Telephony, VoiceVPN, Calling Cards, SoftPhone and Callback.
ServicePDQ was featured in the September 2006 issue of VON Magazine, a publication of Jeff Pulver's PulverMedia. It was awarded “Best of Show” at Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC®)’s Internet Telephony Conference and Expo West 2006 in San Diego, CA, USA.
