Triad Telecom has the ability to provide SIP delivered telephone service to legacy non-SIP telephone systems that are currently fed via POTs or T1/PRI service as well as IP enabled telephone systems such as Cisco's Unified Communications product line. Many newer telephone systems have the ability to leverage SIP trunking natively which eliminates the need for PSTN (public switched telephone network) interface modules such as POTs or T1/PRI equipment. SIP enabled telephone systems simply require IP connectivity to interface with Triad Telecom's service offering.

We realize that there is a large install base of legacy telephone systems that are not IP enabled to support SIP trunking natively and that is no problem! Legacy telephone systems can leverage SIP trunking as well by simply adding a SIP trunking converter. A SIP trunking converter simply takes the IP enabled SIP trunk in on the PSTN side and interfaces with the legacy telephone system via POTs, T1, or PRI interface on the telephone system side. This allows businesses to leverage SIP trunking savings and redundancy without replacing their current equipment.

Telecommunications worldwide IS migrating to IP telephony and it is well worth the time to better educate yourself on the advantages of migrating to an IP enabled telephone system. End to end, IP telephony bridges the gap between telecom and data networks eliminating the hassle and cost of maintaining separate infrastructure. As such, an end to end IP telephony solution will typically yield a lower total cost of ownership and add functionality that will improve the way you conduct business.