Comdasys AG, a leader in secure branch office and remote locations connectivity, today announced that it Convergence systems now support the ENUM or “Electronic Numbering” feature, a technology that bridges the PSTN and the Internet. ENUM numbers are used to identify ordinary phones, fax machines, pagers, data modems, email clients, text terminals for the hearing impaired, etc. With the Comdasys systems enterprises can now ENUM enable not only IP-PBX and IP enabled PBX but also legacy PBX systems and thus use an additional productivity tool.

“By ENUM enabling our Convergence line of Session Border Controllers further underlines Comdasys’ strategy to offer comprehensive branch and remote locations connectivity solutions to enterprises who wish to leverage on added value VoIP services. By bridging the PSTN and the Internet, ENUM is a technology that expedites the deployment of VoIP in enterprise networks.” said Martin Bitzinger, CTO of Comdasys. “Comdasys understands the challenges enterprises and systems integrators face in evolving to deploy productivity tools in next-generation networks. Our company will therefore continue to develop and release products that will allow enterprises and service providers to take full advantage of the emerging convergence of networks and applications”, he added.

The company’s R&D team has a proven track record of bringing to the market reliable products that are at the forefront of connectivity. Comdasys Convergence products are designed for service providers, systems integrators and small and large enterprises wishing to take advantage of converged data and voice services and converged networks. Comdasys products are deployed at the edge of networks and provide the required features and capabilities to reliably and securely integrate communications and business applications and enable seamless roaming and mobility between networks. By adding ENUM to the supported features, Comdasys further underlines its ability to rapidly bring to the market systems that meet advanced market and networks requirements. First ENUM services are currently being deployed in Austria, Germany and other countries.