Telinta, a global leader in cloud-based VoIP switching and billing solutions, and Snom, a leader in communication technology, today announced a solution for automated provisioning of Snom M500 phones using Telinta’s softswitch platform. Telinta has developed Auto-Provisioning Profiles for the Snom M500 Pro DECT Multicell Base Station, the Snom M55 SIP DECT Handset, and the Snom M58 SIP DECT Deskset. The Snom M500 DECT Multicell Base Station, together with the M55 SIP DECT Handset and M58 SIP DECT Deskset, delivers a scalable, enterprise-grade wireless communications solution for businesses of all sizes. Designed for simple deployment and centralized management, the M500 family provides reliable mobility, exceptional HD voice quality, and secure SIP-based communications, making it an ideal solution for service providers delivering hosted voice and UC services. This cloud-based provisioning enables Internet Telephony Service Providers (ITSPs) worldwide to streamline and automate deployments of Snom phones via Telinta’s cloud-based softswitch platform. Telinta’s solution is…
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