Arkadin (News - Alert), a global provider of collaboration-as-a-service solutions, recently announced that it will be deploying Radisys media servers across its new Cloud Collaboration Platform to ensure delivery of global conferencing services over a private global-IP network.

In a release, Thomas Boudier, CTO of Arkadin, said that, “The Arkadin team has been very satisfied with not only the performance and capabilities of Radisys media servers, but also Radisys’ ongoing support throughout our development and deployment. Arkadin is a fast-growing, global conferencing service provider dedicated to providing our customers innovative unified communications solutions. Radisys is a key partner in delivering the high-quality audio conferencing experience found in the Arkadin Cloud Collaboration Platform.”

Arkadin’s Cloud Collaboration Platform, which leverages a distributed network of Radisys’ media servers, offers advanced range of audio collaboration services which deliver extended management capabilities to customers allowing them to address their global conferencing needs in a more optimized way which can result in higher returns on investment.

Leveraging the CMS-9000 media servers, Arkadin’s Cloud Collaboration Platform supports intelligent call routing, increased level of security and offers customers a single set of country access numbers. The collaboration between Arkadin and Radisys will see the deployment of CMS-9000 across six cities spanning four continents which will be connected via the Arkadin private IP network.  

David Smith (News - Alert), vice president and general manager, media server business unit, Radisys, said that, “We are pleased to have Arkadin as a customer and to have Radisys media servers deployed around the world as an integral part of Arkadin’s Cloud Collaboration Platform. This deployment is evidence of how Radisys media servers can deliver real-time VoIP services across a cloud telecommunications architecture, allowing Arkadin to offer economical, feature-rich, cloud collaboration services to its enterprise customers.”

Since Radisys has designed its media servers with enhanced VoIP audio conferencing mixing capabilities, Arkadin will be able to offer customers with the latest in audio technology enabling an enhanced customer experience. Delivery of Session Initiation Protocol (News - Alert) (SIP) support with Media Server Markup Language (MSML) by Radisys is the basis of a standards-based control interface which was used by Arkadin’s application developers for incorporating VoIP conferencing capabilities for the Radisys CMS-9000.

In other news, Arkadin recently unveiled a new feature rich all-in-one conferencing solution called Arkadin Oneplace. Delivered “as a Service” solution, the new offering meets customers’ demands for advanced audio, Web and video collaboration solution.

Since it is offered “as a Service,” it facilitates customers to do business better, faster and smarter as it allows for fast, scalable deployment with a low upfront investment.