An IP-ready environment allows developers to take advantage of new revenue streams, and enables them to provide solutions to their customers that create operational and cost efficiencies. In IP PBX environments, developers can use media processing building blocks such as call processing, automated attendant, voice mail, fax, and unified messaging. Some building blocks are also applicable for special purpose VoIP gateway applications.

T1 companies are dedicated to giving you the best internet connections and the ultimate T1 pricing. Integrated T1 line is the type of connection that will help your company with receiving the best business available. There are several companies that offer T1 connections, but it is a good idea to shop around to find the best T1 service, and the best T1 pricing. There are some companies that offer Voice T1, which is usually helpful as well as integrated T1 which is probably the best bet. Some T1 companies have unveiled their host media processing technology, which is slated for initial release. Some technologies make products for commercial application developers to use when working on IVR, call center, custom IP/PC PBX, fax and logging products. Some of these same companies have announced that an integrated SIP stack for VoIP signaling will be available to developers soon.

Some companies include enhanced fax services in the next release of the MonteCarlo SDK. The enhancements can include high-density fax for pure fax as well as combination voice/fax environments in a single computer chassis. Savings can be realized on T1/E1 lines, in chassis space, and in support infrastructure and management. Developers can cost-effectively deploy and maintain large-volume fax and voice/fax environments reliably.

Soon, a low-level SIP stack will be integrated into the SDK and will have a programming interface common to existing SDK functions. The flexible SIP stack will enable VoIP signaling in conjunction with real-time transport protocol streaming. It is a mechanism that enables IP-based solutions to make and receive voice calls.

In IVR and voice portal environments, developers can link distributed branch offices via an IP based local or wide area network. Developers can offer their enterprise customers flexibility. In addition, on IP PBX environments, SIP-enabled VoIP allows developers to offer desktop functionality that was previously only available to customers willing to invest in expensive solutions that required proprietary digital telephone sets. Developers can now deliver this same functionality to the local and remote desktop in a model that will be affordable to small- and mid-sized businesses. This functionality will be particularly applicable to systems designed for use in call center environments.