Taqua? Limited company, a main supplier of end office of future generation who puts through system, application and Mavenir systematic Limited Company, a reformer is using the delivery network technology of China, introduce one of Taqua MobileWorks repair with portable network solution that costing, making all porter might become and sew effectively assemble today Cross any cable and wireless network infrastructure (including GSM/CDMA, 2 G, 3 G and 4 G.) Hand over the advanced application

Utilize Taqua obile interface card (megaphone) Link with Mavenir mOneConvergence platform, 7000 systems put through of service provider with Taqua can provide the omnipresent service for cable legacy now, broadband and wireless (2 G, 3 G or 4 G) Users. Taqua MobileWorks lengthens existing nextgen Taqua 7000 (T7000) Kind 4/5 switch include usually transferring in the center (MSC) by flow independently now Ability of all functions offered . Suitable for Taqua and take shape MobileWorks, T7000 transports a function increased to include all wireless media passways, call and control, emerge (HLR) in position of home ,Meeting management and user prove, serve and adapt to enabling and cooperating with each other with the agreement, and the resource management territorial much of mobility and characteristic.

Concentrating on the need that solve the medium and small service provider of North America of water 100%, gram special Weidenfeller, talk for the main selling officers of Taqua limited company then. N 2002, paying beginning to be suitable for replacing 4 classes of legacy and allowing porters to rescue the money and market that hand over 5 switches that advanced person and VoIP served of our No.1 T7000. Since then, T7000 increase, become centre platform in order to pay most advanced business and medium and small porter served to live use. Now, the introduction with cooperation and Mavenir to our flexible interface card offers service of spending and handing over advanced mobility in our user on the same T7000 platform effectively.

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