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“Using the AudioCodes Mediant SBC and the Amazon Chime Voice Connector SIPREC streaming feature, customers can now leverage AWS machine learning services for agile analytics solutions that meet their business needs.”
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“Our customers tell us that legacy call analytics systems are inflexible and require expensive professional services to keep up with changing requirements,” said Sid Rao, General Manager, Amazon Chime, Amazon Web Services, Inc.
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With the recent testing of the Mediant SBC with the Voice Connector SIPREC streaming feature, organizations can leverage AWS cognitive voice services to assist with advanced business and contact center applications such as compliance verification related to financial transactions, generating insights from call transcription, or real-time agent assistance. Featuring a micro-services architecture, the Mediant Cloud Edition (CE) SBC is designed for high-scale voice services in AWS and other clouds, with built-in high availability and cost-effective dynamic elasticity. They are all certified for Microsoft Teams, including Direct Routing with media bypass, and provide integrated support for WebRTC communications. The Mediant SBCs are a highly scalable range of products that deliver comprehensive SIP interoperability, robust security and superior voice quality. The AudioCodes Mediant family of SBCs, which includes cloud-native, virtualized and appliance models, enables organizations to connect their unified communications solution securely and reliably to the Amazon Chime Voice Connector service. Now enterprises can use the Amazon Chime Voice Connector SIPREC streaming feature to receive audio from their on-premises PBX or contact center for applications like transcription and sentiment analysis. Previously, companies had to integrate and deploy expensive on-premises analytics hardware and software. Developers can also use Amazon Chime Voice Connector to build public switched telephone network (PSTN) calling in their own applications using the Amazon Chime SDK or stream audio for phone call analytics and machine learning. Amazon Chime Voice Connector supports inbound calling, outbound calling, or both. IT professionals can use Amazon Chime Voice Connector for low-cost SIP trunking with on-premises or cloud-based phone systems. As part of the extended collaboration, AudioCodes’ Mediant SBCs have also been successfully tested with the Amazon Chime Voice Connector SIP-based Media Recording (SIPREC) streaming capability.Īmazon Chime Voice Connector is a service that enables enterprises to migrate their telephony workloads to AWS. In March 2019, AudioCodes announced the successful testing of its Mediant session border controller (SBC) family with the Amazon Chime Voice Connector. Lod, Israel – DecemAudioCodes (NASDAQ: AUDC) Press ReleaseĪs part of the collaboration, the Mediant session border controller (SBC) family has been successfully tested with Amazon Chime Voice Connector SIP-based Media Recording (SIPREC) streamingĪudioCodes, a leading vendor of advanced voice networking and media processing solutions for the digital workplace, today announced that it has expanded its collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to allow customers to benefit from advanced phone call analytics such as transcription and sentiment analysis from AWS.
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