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SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 5, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- IHSInfonetics released its Q3-2015 market research report, Enterprise Session Border Controllers Market Share, Size, and Forecasts, naming Edgewater Networks, Inc. as the number two ESBC vendor with a 14% revenue share during the quarter. Edgewater Networks surpassed Oracle in the market share rankings and now only Cisco is ahead of it in ESBC market share.
"We're very excited to to be in elite company as one the leaders in the enterprise session border controller market," said Dave Norman, CEO of Edgewater Networks. "As companies of all sizes migrate away from traditional TDM systems, we expect continued growth fueled by the growing demand for IP Communications. The future is very bright for our company as the market moves to network edge orchestration. These market share gains exemplify that our investment in a complete solution for the deployment of network applications is paying off."
ESBCs are the border elements between businesses and service providers that offer a number of important benefits to companies deploying IP Communications. These include:
- Security for voice communications
- Protocol normalization for interoperability between IP PBXs and SIP Trunking Providers
- Interoperability across all devices deployed in an IP Communications ecosystem
- Achieving Quality of Service (QoS) for the customer and service provider
"With IHS forecasting 22% growth in SIP Trunking sessions, we know that the ESBC market is going to continue to grow," said Steve Pattison, Senior Vice President of Strategy and Corporate Development. "Our EdgeMarc and EdgeProtect ESBCs have laid the groundwork for our Network Edge Orchestration solutions and we feel we're in a good position to continue to rise in the market ranks."
About Edgewater Networks
Founded in October 2002, Edgewater Networks is a market leader in enabling IP-based voice, video and data services. Service providers and enterprises of all sizes use Edgewater Networks solutions to simplify customer premise configurations for quick and smooth installations, reduce time to market and deliver rapid return on invested capital. The company helps customers deliver intelligence at the network edge with its Network Edge Orchestration platform that includes Intelligent Edge ESBCs and EdgeInterop certification program, and the EdgeView Service Control Center. To learn more, please visit www.edgewaternetworks.com or follow us on Twitter at @ewn_inc.
Edgewater Networks Contact:
Alice Ger
Marketing Specialist
[email protected]
CONTACT: Alice Ger
Marketing Specialist
[email protected]
