Enterprise Mobility Gateway

Official site - http://www.counterpath.com/enterprise-mobility-gateway.html

Enterprise Mobility Solution (EMS)

Provides a single solution for all mobile devices. Addition of VoIP and Call handoff abilities. Extended Presence and chat to the mobile. Competitive displacement of other FMC providers.

Enterprise Telephony

• • Single number reach - A single phone number (Enterprise ID) used to be reached wherever and on whichever device with dynamic/static call routing. Users have the choice to accept the call on the mobile phone directly or at any one of their predefined contact locations in real-time on a per call basis.

  • Call from any device, displayed single enterprise ID.

  • Cellular and Wifi Handoff

  • Toll avoidance/least cost routing

  • Instant conferencing - up to 8 mobile contacts, handled by server, only one audio channel to client.

  • Mid-call features: hold, hold and call second party, swap more held calls, concerning, transfer

  • Call log

Unified Communications

• • Single Enterprise Voicemail

  • Instant Messaging

  • Presence/call integration

  • Searching the Native Address Book and Corporate Directory.

Provide unified communication for mobile devices using wireless data, 3G or Wi-Fi . It is consisted of two main parts:

• • Enterprise Mobility Gateway (EMG) is an enterprise server software that logically seats between the IP-PBX and Mobile Client. It interfaces with the IP-PBX using standard SIP interface. The interface to mobile devices is a wireless optimized proprietary interface. Supported IP-PBX : Avaya , Nortel , NEC , FreeSWITCH & Asterisk.

  • Client:

    • Mobile Client (Bria) is implemented for: Android, iOS, Blackberry OS, Symbian OS, Windows Mobile

    • Mobile Web Client, implemented as a part of EMG server, is available for any mobile device via browser (mobile or PC) delivering core mobility features.

Development of a Mobility Gateway (MG) that enables VOIP services (telephony, presence, IM, voice mail) on client devices (BlackBerry, Pocket PC, Nokia, Android, iPhone). MG acts as a HTTP/SIP adaptor for 2.5G and 3G client devices; it is responsible for translating HTTP requests coming from client devices to SIP messages going to IP-PBXes and vice-versa. MG is architected to enable IP-PBX vendor specific implementations.

If you want to read further go to page EMS in details.

Environment

Software: JAIN (NIST) SIP

Languages: Java

Frameworks: JAIN SLEE, JMX, JBoss/POJO-Cache, SIPUnit/Junit, CGLib

Platforms: Linux, Windows

Protocols used: SIP, RTP, HTTP

IP-SIP products: NEC SV-7000, Nortel CS-1000, Nortel CS-2100, Nortel SCS, Sphere Sphericall, 3Com VCX, SipX, Asterisk/OpenSER, Phillips iS-3000