Pre-IMS Migration to All-IP

IPgallery is among the first to demonstrate standard-based IMS core network and application solutions.

Nevertheless, the company is well aware of the complexity and huge investment needed to deploy IMS core network and understands operators’ issues in switching off their legacy networks and turning on a new IMS network. To date, some carriers and network owners decide not to switch to IMS at this point of time, some lack the resources to heavily invest in replacing their networks, and others are reluctant to throw all of their past investments in working multimedia service s in order deploy IMS. Hence they look for a way to gradually deploy all-IP networks while maximizing the ROI on their existing network. The situation calls for a bridging solution, one that will enable operators to smoothly switch between worlds according to their timeframes and readiness as well as the industry development in providing an end-to-end standardized rich solution.

This is why IPgallery came up with a unique offer to carriers and network owners to smoothly migrate their legacy network to an all-IP network with minimum investment and time.  The offer enables carriers to deploy new exciting IMS-like services, reduce their network operational costs and service deployments costs and gradually upgrade their networks while utilizing their existing networks and forming a clear path to IMS and Next Generation Networks.

IPgallery’s set of products and solutions implements topology, application and information hiding, providing carriers and network-owners smart routing and mediation layers to their existing access networks, applications and support systems (OSS/BSS) and thus enabling the deployment of all-IP based components within their legacy infrastructure. By deploying IPgallery’s ingenious technologies service providers can deploy new IMS-like services, without the need to go through heavy investments and integration efforts, turning the final upgrade to IMS to an evolution of existing networks instead of a network revolution.