The international VoIP Provider TerraSip has launched a pilot project to test Voice over IP together with two WiFi network providers, M3-Concept GmbH in Aachen and the Tirolean firm goingsoft GmbH.
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“TerraSip has chosen Germany and Austria for this pilot project because both countries can provide a high network density and therefore optimum availability. Of course we are delighted to have found two partners who already have a proven track record through the services which they supply to first class hotels and their upmarket guests.” reports Daniel David, Project Manager at TerraSip.
The object of the test is to prove the interoperability of the billing systems as well as various mobile IP cellular telephones and APs (Access Points) implemented by different manufacturers. TerraSip is especially interested in testing its billing system for WiFis (here more than 2000) with the cooperation of both partners to ensure in-the-field reliability and accuracy.
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Stefan Seiwald, Managing Director of goingsoft GmbH, is optimistic: “When the project has been successfully completed, our access points in over 600 Austrian hotels will be significantly more attractive.”
Alexander Balsam, CTO of M3-Connect GmbH and responsible for 1500 APs in Germany, is also keen to seize the opportunity: “Mobile Internet Telephony is the market of the future for us. Not only our hotel installations, but also the international trade fairs which we equip with our WLANs represent an enormous growth potential.”
After the successful conclusion of the pilot project, TerraSip plans a rapid expansion in Germany and Austria. By the end of 2006 there will be over 100,000 WiFis available to TerraSip customers (members?) in the European German language region. This mobile VoIP service will represent very much better value than GSM.
Extremely good value mobile telephony via internet:
“TerraSip has chosen Germany and Austria for this pilot project because both countries can provide a high network density and therefore optimum availability. Of course we are delighted to have found two partners who already have a proven track record through the services which they supply to first class hotels and their upmarket guests.” reports Daniel David, Project Manager at TerraSip.
The object of the test is to prove the interoperability of the billing systems as well as various mobile IP cellular telephones and APs (Access Points) implemented by different manufacturers. TerraSip is especially interested in testing its billing system for WiFis (here more than 2000) with the cooperation of both partners to ensure in-the-field reliability and accuracy.
Value added hotspots:
Stefan Seiwald, Managing Director of goingsoft GmbH, is optimistic: “When the project has been successfully completed, our access points in over 600 Austrian hotels will be significantly more attractive.”
Alexander Balsam, CTO of M3-Connect GmbH and responsible for 1500 APs in Germany, is also keen to seize the opportunity: “Mobile Internet Telephony is the market of the future for us. Not only our hotel installations, but also the international trade fairs which we equip with our WLANs represent an enormous growth potential.”
After the successful conclusion of the pilot project, TerraSip plans a rapid expansion in Germany and Austria. By the end of 2006 there will be over 100,000 WiFis available to TerraSip customers (members?) in the European German language region. This mobile VoIP service will represent very much better value than GSM.
