Daisy Worldwide has opted for Epsilon's Intelligent Network eXchange (eINX) solution to bring intelligent routing and end-to-end QoS to its networks connecting New York, London, Singapore and Hong Kong.
Daisy Worldwide will use eINX to interconnect with its customers and partners in their local regions while ensuring network performance on a global scale.
Regional breakout enables traffic to be routed in-region, creating new networking efficiencies and quality of experience benefits.
eINX also supports real-time automated routing to avoid network faults or areas of diminished quality.
Epsilon CEO Jerzy Szlosarek stated: "eINX removes the limits on what a network can do and opens up the possibility of more complex, demanding and innovative services. We offer guaranteed QoS and QoE on IP that is supported with real-time network data and analytics."
Daisy Worldwide supports some of the largest enterprises globally with end-to-end voice and managed services solutions.
Hayley Duckmanton, Commercial Director at Daisy Worldwide, added: "Epsilon offers a flexible opex-driven model as well as accelerating our ability to deliver high quality services both locally and globally. As we grow our business, eINX is ready to support us with scalability and intelligence."
eINX combines Epsilon's global network (which is supported by over 500 pre-connected carriers in 170-plus countries) with bespoke networking technology.
It is powered by Cataleya's next-generation session border controller (SBC) Orchid One which enables guaranteed QoS and QoE end-to-end on IP with near real-time visibility from transport to application layers.
It enables Epsilon to gain real-time insights into each session, service, application, MOS/R-factor scores, network and end-to-end SLAs.