PRODUCT DATA SHEET BroadWorks Business Link PRODUCT DATA SHEET BroadWorks BusinessLink Delivering FMC Services to the Enterprise Market Recent studies by analyst firm Ovum have indicated that almost 85% of enterprise customers concluded that fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) was a key requirement for their business. Enterprises anticipate that FMC-based services can deliver significant productivity and cost improvements. Over 25% of the enterprises surveyed in the study said that they have plans to implement convergence features within the next twelve months and according to research firm Frost and Sullivan, the FMC market grew exponentially, by over 32% in 2010. As mobility is paramount to today’s workforces, the growth and adoption of FMC services continue to provide service providers with significant opportunities to develop new revenue streams from their business customers. With individuals relentlessly using a variety of personal mobile devices, the integration of fixed and mobile voice also continues to be a critical component of Unified Communications — essential to helping enterprises meet their business goals, according to a survey by Information Week Analytics. BroadWorks BusinessLink Overview BroadWorks BusinessLink™ is a solution based on BroadWorks®, our award-winning application server platform, that provides advanced and feature-rich mobility services to premises-based PBX systems. Because it’s compatible with all major PBX manufacturers, upgrading to a user’s handset or installing mobile clients isn’t necessary, enabling service providers to start selling right away. And with enterprise FMC becoming a fast growing market, in part driven by strong enterprise demand, mobile service providers have an imminent opportunity to leverage this rapidly growing mobile business segment. Service providers can offer BroadWorks BusinessLink as an overlay service to existing SIP or TDM trunks. Enterprise users who deploy the service can use their mobile devices in exactly the same way they use their office desk phones, including features like extension dialing and attendant console. In addition, since all mobile calls are routed via the enterprise PBX, enterprise-calling rules can now be enforced for mobile phone calls as well — managing enterprise costs related to “out of policy” calls. Key Features • One Business Number – Callers dial one number to reach the user’s desk phone, mobile and soft phone simultaneously • Universal Features – Users can leverage all of the business features, regardless of which device they use to receive or make the call • User Experience Remains Intact – Callers dial like they always do; no need for smartphone clients and forward dialing PBX Interfaces Network Interfaces SIP TCP/IP TR-87 TLS/SSL JTAPI SIP PRI PRI SMDI Proprietary PBX CTI Interfaces SOAP BroadWorks BusinessLink Interface Support Nortel SL-100 <= MSL17 Nortel MCS5200 9.1 (4.1) Nortel MCS5100 3.5, 4.5 Nortel CS2000 SN10, SN11 Nortel DMS 100/500 Centrex Cisco CM 4.1, 5.1, 6.1, 7.0 Cisco Unity 3.1, 4.1 Avaya CM/SES 4.0, 5.0, 5.2 Nortel CS1000 4.5, 5.0, 5,5 Cisco UCME 7.0, 8.0 Mitel 3300 R8 Sylantro 4.1 Asterisk 1.2, 1.4 Alcatel OXE 7.1 BroadWorks BusinessLink PBX Support 9737 Washingtonian Blvd., Suite 350 • Gaithersburg, MD 20878 • www.broadsoft.com BroadWorks Business Link PRODUCT DATA SHEET Functional Overview Service Provider Benefits BroadWorks BusinessLink is unique in that it integrates with both the line-side of the PBX and the core mobile SS7 Intelligent Network (IN), seamlessly extending PBX services to today’s circuit-switched mobile phones. As such, mobile phones support the same enterprise feature set as a conventional, PBX desk phone. • Increase Revenue – Increase revenue through the offering of value-added services to high-margin business customers The two BroadWorks BusinessLink network elements are the Mobile Manager and Session Continuity Function (SCF). • Cost Reductions – Decrease costs through lower customer management demands and interconnect rates. An enterprise can customize and manage routine administration tasks • Low Churn Rates — Increase subscriber loyalty, reduce acquisition costs and lower churn • Fixed and Mobile Support – BroadWorks BusinessLink can be deployed by fixed-line and mobile operators worldwide Mobile Manager The Mobile Manager serves as the decision maker for the BroadWorks BusinessLink solution. Using standard interfaces such as SIP and Java Telephony API (JTAPI), the Mobile Manager integrates with the SIP line-side of the PBX and makes real-time policy and call routing decisions when a subscriber makes or receives a call. The Mobile Manager can be deployed on the customer premise or in the mobile network. End-User Benefits • Cost Savings – Manage costs thru enterprise-wide call management rules • One Business Number – Use a single number to provide call consistency • Flexibility – PBX features and functionality available for mobile workforces; office features for remote workers Session Continuity Function The SCF interfaces with the mobile operator’s network using SS7 Intelligent Network protocols such as CAMEL and WIN. The SCF detects when a mobile phone makes, receives or ends a call and relays this information to the Mobile Manager for policy and call routing. • Seamless User Experience – Receive a unified calling experience across all devices While the SCF is designed to support the standard interfaces of a mobile operator network, the Mobile Manager is designed to meet the customized needs of each Enterprise network. This makes it easy for the service provider to deploy the solution, while enabling enterprises to customize the solution to fit their individual requirements. Summary A Unique Go-To-Market Model • Increase Productivity – Helps create an integrated work environment to help boost employee productivity BroadWorks BusinessLink enables mobile and converged operators to quickly leverage the power of BroadWorks for potential new sources of revenue from fast-growing mobile business segments. It enables a uniform and seamless communications experience — merging the convenience of customized wireless services with the high value and speed of fixed communications, empowering service providers with a distinctive, competitive offering. The architecture of BroadWorks BusinessLink not only provides technical benefits, but it also creates a symbiotic go-to-market model among the mobile network operator (MNO), PBX valueadded reseller (VAR), and enterprise — critical for the success of the service offer. Since PBX VARs are a key element of fulfilling the offer, it’s important that there is a business case for them when performing installations and ongoing support of the Mobile Manager. With the BroadWorks BusinessLink solution, the VAR has upside from the sales, installation and support of the Mobile Manager — in addition to the incremental PBX lines and trunk ports to support the offer. 9737 Washingtonian Blvd., Suite 350 • Gaithersburg, MD 20878 • www.broadsoft.com
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