SIP Service Assurance - The IPTEGO Approach

Why is the IPTEGO approach to SIP Service Assurance different to anything you have seen so far in SIP Monitoring, Analysis, Troubleshooting and Security Tools.

IPTEGO's uniqueness is the team of experienced SIP specialists who are among the most highly qualified in the industry having gained practical hands on experience by being at forefront of SIP research at the Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communications FOKUS in Berlin. During the late 1990s this research resulted in the availability of the world's most powerful SIP server; the SIP Express Router.

Palladion is based on this experience in creating, deploying, managing and operating SIP based Services and Applications. It helps detecting and solving real-life SIP problems efficiently in a pro-active way. Any feature implemented in Palladion saves time in daily work and raises the end users quality of experience.

Palladion is a customer driven product. IPTEGO listens carefully to the demands and particular problems of the customers and in many cases, Palladion has been extended to meet the additional requirements. Using this approach the product is unique in being as close as possible to the reality, while also being compliant to a long list of IETF and other standards.

IPTEGO is focused on SIP - for good Reasons

We believe that SIP is amongst the most complex IP based protocols widely used today, it includes a high flexibility that comes in combination with the cost of complexity. The flexibility is making SIP the ideal protocol for world-wide interoperable real-time communication services. IPTEGO believes that SIP will go far beyond just replacing the global PSTN network.

Understanding all details, the strengths and limitations of SIP, the way SIP is specified on the one hand and the way SIP is used today and tomorrow on the other hand is vital to achieve IPTEGO's goal to create the best SIP Service Assurance product available. We believe, this is only possible, when strictly focusing on what we know best, SIP.