Bea enters the next generation communication service

Bea, broadsoft team on next-gen telecom services

BEA Systems and broadsoft announced a strategic alliance that is designed to help service providers deliver revenue-generating converged services with a rich set of VoIP capabilities.

BEA Systems, Inc. and broadsoft, Inc. today announced a broad-ranging strategic alliance. this alliance includes des joint development, sales, and marketing of solutions that will integrate the broadsoft broadworks suite of VoIP applications with the BEA WebLogic communications platform product family.

The Bea-broadsoft partnership is a multi-year, multi-phased strategic alliance. under the Alliance, the two companies are conducting joint sales and marketing efforts, and broadsoft has already begun to integrate and port the broadworks software platform with Bea Weblogic SIP server.

Bea and broadsoft are teaming up to provide service providers the ability to offer industry-leading applications over an innovative, standards-based platform. the combination of broadworks software and BEA WebLogic SIP server -- a converged Java EE-SIP-IMS Application Server -- will enable service providers to deploy revenue-generating services with a rich set of VoIP capabilities. it will also be designed to provide a flexible and extensible architecture that will work in an all-IP and IMS environment in the future.

"This alliance brings together two industry-leading telecom application platforms, which will allow service providers to deliver broadworks-based fixed and mobile VoIP services with IMS enablers and capabilities that can be hosted on BEA WebLogic SIP server, "said Ken rokoff, vice president of business development at broadsoft. "Until today, no VoIP application platform in the market has integrated with a converged Java EE-SIP-IMS application server. this unique offering can help drive new service revenues for service providers."

"Service providers are demanding VOIP solutions that can shorten time-to-market for enhanced communication services over NGN and IMS ubuntures," said Mike McHugh, Vice President and General Manager, BEA WebLogic communications platform, BEA Systems. "by bringing the broadsoft broadworks solution together with the BEA WebLogic communications platform product family, bea and broadsoft will provide a feature-rich set of VoIP service enablers designed to help operators implement new revenue-generating services more rapidly and more cost-starter tively."

The BEA WebLogic communications platform product family, including BEA WebLogic SIP server, is a key component of the bea soa 360 platform. announced in September at beaworld 2006 in San Francisco, the bea soa 360 platform is designed to deliver the industry's most uniied SOA platform and spans all three of BEA's product families, AquaLogic, webLogic, tuxedo and the company's newly unveiled SOA collaborative tooling environment, Bea workspace 360.

Broadsoft's IMS-compliant broadworks platform provides a comprehensive range of VoIP applications, including hosted PBX, IP Centrex, mobile PBX, business trunking and residential broadband services fully integrated into a single VoIP application platform. broadworks provides these applications with the reliability, redundancy, scalability and regulatory capabilities required to deliver carrier-class service.

Note: I used to think that Bea was a strong Java Middleware vendor and did not expect it to be so powerful in the communication field. Using BEA products to develop the call center system should be a good choice. The document is long and I am too lazy to translate it. Let's take a look.