VoIP Application Manageability

Beyond VoIP application development and test, there is a need to take a more holistic view of application lifecycle management that extends to operations management and support, and as has been the case in most new technology markets, management has been an afterthought.

Early adopters who have developed IP voice applications have found that once new applications are developed and tested, there is still a lot more ground to cover. Initial deployment of the new applications can be tricky and time-consuming, and ongoing configuration and management of upgrades is difficult without appropriate automated management tools.

In addition, enterprises have found that once they get past the first and perhaps second deployed application, they struggle with the task of managing scalability, capacity, and performance in a structured or predictable way. There has been no application server-like container that can be used to deliver standardized scaling and operations management for a set of voice applications.

Learn how Metreos addresses these issues with the Metreos Application Runtime, Metreos Media Engine, and Metreos Management Console.

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	VoIP Application Manageability Beyond VoIP application development and test, there is a need to take a more holistic view of application lifecycle management that extends to operations management and support, and as has been the case in most new technology markets, management has been an afterthought. Early adopters who have developed IP voice applications have found that once new applications are developed and tested, there is still a lot more ground to cover. Initial deployment of the new applications can be tricky and time-consuming, and ongoing configuration and management of upgrades is difficult without appropriate automated management tools. In addition, enterprises have found that once they get past the first and perhaps second deployed application, they struggle with the task of managing scalability, capacity, and performance in a structured or predictable way. There has been no application server-like container that can be used to deliver standardized scaling and operations management for a set of voice applications. Learn how Metreos addresses these issues with the Metreos Application Runtime, Metreos Media Engine, and Metreos Management Console.