ABA Net uses Global Crossing's VoIP Pseudo CIC platform

Telecom Paper (The Netherlands)

Long-distance telecommunications company ABA Net is using a new complementary capability to Global Crossing Carrier Outbound VoIP Service to provide voice service for its customers in the US. The new capability, called Global Crossing VoIP Pseudo Carrier Identification Code Service, improves the hand-off of switched access calls that are transported on the Global Crossing network by using a SIP-based interconnection. Once a VoIP Pseudo CIC call is received, customers have the option to use Global Crossing Carrier VoIP Outbound Service to deliver the call to its destination. Global Crossing Carrier VoIP Services use Global Crossing's integrated IP and TDM platforms to provide wholesale IP interconnection, transport and call completion of packet-based voice traffic. The product architecture provides both outbound and inbound call flows, including toll-free completions from the North American Dial Plan areas.