Liberty Cablevision of Puerto Rico has launched residential VoIP service to all of its 300,000 users using Net2Phone’s fully managed end-to-end cable VoIP service. Under the terms of the original six-year agreement, Liberty Cablevision maintains ownership of the customer, service brand, and Tier I customer and technical support, while Net2Phone supports the back office platform, switching and transport, ongoing operations and Tier II+ technical support to deliver a fully managed QoS IP solution. Net2Phone tracks and monitors voice quality and network performance metrics from start to finish and provides the cable operator with a full view into telephone calls routed over its network. http://www.net2phone.com
Puerto Rico's Liberty Cablevision Offers VoIP System-wide
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