Over the years, the professionals in IMS Symphony implemented numerous voice NGN and facilities management projects. From project consultation, planning, procurement, preparation, implementation to commissioning, IMS has proven again and again that a successful system integration company need not be the largest in the world. Today, the clients of IMS are running millions of data and voice traffic over the network we had built. Our key to customer satisfaction has been based on the focus to provide services based on understanding of the clients’ network, it is with this philosophy that guaranteed the success of IMS and our clients
| Technical Consultancy Facing an increasingly competitive market, Carriers using legacy systems face crippling problems such as difficulties in expansion, end of life support, frequent breakdown etc. Such critical issues coupled by the daunting task of migration would be not an easy exercise for most carriers. The IMS team, with its extended project and implementation experiences is always ready to provide a thorough consultancy based on the following steps:
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NGN turnkey Solutions Over the years, IMS has forged strong commercial and technical relationship with various NGN hardware vendors. Today, IMS has the capability to plan, build, customize, migrate and commission NGN based on a wide selection of:
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Round the clock monitoring services
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| Co-locate and Managed IP/Voice Transit Network IMS provides managed routers, multiplexer and facilities for carriers interested to transit IP or voices traffic in Singapore. Depending on the service level required, IMS could perform carrier transit testing as well as commissioning on a ongoing basis. |
Service and Maintain Legacy TDM Voice switch Today, IMS still possesses the ability to manage legacy TDM voice switching platform with a limited service level. Legacy voice platform which we currently manage include Nortel, Lucent Excel CSPs. |
Migrate and overhaul Legacy TDM Voice switch IMS has successfully migrated various legacy voice switches in APAC over the last few years to NGN. Migration is usually a tricky process with multiple issues to tackle:
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