Denver Telecommunications Service Overview
GlobalQuotes provides one of the largest selections of Denver telecommunication services and providers available. Contact GlobalQuotes today for instant price quotes on the latest telecommunications and networking solutions. Simply fill out the instant price quote form or call toll free (877) 708-8900 to speak with a specialist.
ATM Networks
Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) networks integrate multiplexing and switching functions and are well suited for burstable traffic. ATM Networks also allow communications between devices that operate at different speeds. Because ATM networks are designed to be easily implemented by hardware, faster processing and switch speeds are possible. Unlike packet switching, ATM networks are designed for high-performance multimedia networking. The most basic service building block is the ATM network virtual circuit, which is an end-to-end connection that has defined end points and routes but does not have bandwidth dedicated to it. Bandwidth is allocated on demand by the network as users have traffic to transmit. ATM networks also define various classes of service to meet a broad range of application needs.
Audio, Video and Web Conferencing
In today’s rapidly changing business environment you need the right solutions to communicate effectively throughout your organization and with customers. Whether you are in search of low cost audio conferencing or feature rich web conferencing, GlobalQuotes can help you find the most competitive rates available from quality conferencing providers including Intercall, Premiere Global, Conference Plus, WebEx, AT&T and many more. Select from a wide range of audio conferencing solutions including reservationless, automated, operator assisted and event audio conferencing.
Co-location Hosting
Co-location, also known as dedicated server hosting, is a business class hosting service utilized by small, mid-sized and large enterprises to store or rent servers in a secure, reliable and monitored facility. Co-location facilities provide the IP, bandwidth and power as well as servers if requested by the customer. Co-location hosting services can accommodate a virtually unlimited range of configurations from a single server on a shared rack in secure space to a full rack , secure, locked Internet Data center Cage (supporting four full racks of equipment), to combined cages that secure hundreds of square feet of space. Other secure-space options include dedicated server hosting, locked cabinets and highly secure vaults (in select facilities). The vault incorporates video surveillance, separate air conditioning and fire systems and secure biometric access control to satisfy the most stringent security requirements.
Content Delivery
Content delivery or content distribution is an integrated network of servers housed within data centers utilized to efficiently deliver content over the internet allowing for increased bandwidth for streaming video, audio and data to end users. Content delivery creates a fast and efficient distribution to meet the demands of rich media content for today's Internet businesses. With content delivery, you can reach your audience with a cost effective solution that provides increased reliability, security and scalability. Find out if content delivery network is the right solution for your business.
Frame Relay
Frame relay is an access protocol and switching technology best suited to providing digital data transfer between multiple locations. Frame relay is an ideal solution for large enterprises and government organizations searching for increase reliability, security and flexibility when transferring data between multiple locations. The benefits of a frame relay network include guaranteed bandwidth between locations, greater cost effectiveness and the ability to transfer data at higher rates. Frame relay supports multiple types of data and protocols utilized for wide area networking.
High Speed Internet Connections
There are many options available when it comes to business high speed Internet connections. Select from a data or integrated DS1/T1 connections which provide speeds up to 1.544 Mbps. Access a T3 connection with speeds of up to 4.5 Mbps or DS3 connections which provide up to of 45 Mbps of bandwidth. GlobalQuotes also provides access to Optical Carrier (OC) services ranging from OC-3 to OC-192. Ethernet is also another option that is available with speeds ranging from 10 Mbps to 100 Gbps.
IP-VPN Networks
An IP-VPN is ideal for creating a secure, reliable and cost effective network. IP-VPN networks are ideal for all businesses including small to mid-sized businesses and large enterprises. IP-VPN networks utilize a virtual connection which is routed through the internet and encrypted at each location or remote user. IP VPN service includes premises-based VPN and fully managed IPVPN, network-based solutions as well as integration with wireless network cards.
Local and Long Distance
Local phone service is typically the most heavily utilized and important telecommunication service for most businesses. Business local phone service handles routine applications including incoming and outgoing phone calls, faxes, email and Internet. Having the right amount of phone lines ensures that your customers will always be able to reach you and that your employees have the ability to place outgoing phone calls for critical activities. With dedicated business phone lines for fax machines and credit card terminals, your business can increase productivity and ensure phone lines are not tied up.
Long distance service allows your business to originate outbound phone calls to anywhere in the United States. Business long distance plans are based on monthly rates for specific minute usage or monthly fees for unlimited calling. There are several different service options for business long distance including intrastate, interstate long distance, dedicated long distance and switched long distance services.
Metro Ethernet Networks
With Metro Ethernet, you can achieve point-to-point and multipoint connectivity. Metro Ethernet is available in a wide range of bandwidth options ranging from 10 Mbps to 10 Gbps. Metro Ethernet networks are very reliable, offer increased scalability and provides bandwidth management superior to most legacy networks. Metro Ethernet technologies allow your business to connect LANs and individual end users to WANs or the Internet. Metro Ethernet networks are utilized by a wide range of businesses including mid-sized and large enterprises. A few examples of businesses and industries using Metro Ethernet networks include academic institutions, financial firms, call centers, government offices and agencies. Metro Ethernet networks can be designed utilizing a star network or meshed network topology with individual routers and switches interconnected through cable or fiber optics. With Metro Ethernet, you also have access to Class of Service (CoS) which guarantees service uptime, support and network monitoring.
MPLS Networks
Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) Private Network Transport (PNT) Service is a network-based IP VPN solution that uses MPLS technology to provide secure communications over an IP backbone network. MPLS PNT Service provides an economical and flexible alternative to private line connectivity or site-to-site tunnels and is easier to manage and maintain. Because this service is an MPLS-network-based IP VPN, you avoid buying tunneling equipment or permanent virtual circuits (PVCs). The network performs the VPN segregation for you.
MPLS PNT, which is an option of our Managed Internet Service, features access using fractional/full T1, fractional/full T3, OC3, OC12, and OC48. Available speeds range from 56 Kbps to 2.5 Gbps (excluding 64 Kbps and 1.024 Gbps), depending on the network infrastructure.
Primary Rate Interface (PRI) Service
Primary Rate Interface (PRI) is a standard configuration for business telecommunications in the United States, Europe and Asia. A PRI is based on T1 service in the United States and E1 service in Europe and other parts of the world. An ISDN T1 PRI provides bandwidth speeds of up to 1.544Mbps or 64Kbps per channel in the US. ISDN T1 PRI service provides 23 B-channels and 1 D-channel for data and signaling. More than one ISDN T1 PRI can be combined through pairing to increase the number of channels to 46 B-channels and 2 D-channels. Additional bandwidth and PRI lines can be added in increments which allows for greater scalability as your business grows.
Point-to-Point
A point-to-point is a dedicated circuit or private switching arrangement with predefined transmission paths which allows for communications between two or more locations. Point-to-point solutions deliver a highly secure connection for businesses with multiple remote sites or users. Point-to-point also allows for greater reliability, flexibility and performance because there are never any limitations due to network congestion or restrictions.
A point-to-point can be provisioned to carry T1, T3, DS3, OCn and Ethernet. With a point-to-point, your business is able to reduce costs by consolidating voice, data and video applications. Point-to-point pricing is dependent on a number of factors including number of locations and geographic considerations as well as bandwidth requirements.
SIP Trunking
Session Initiation Protocol or SIP trunking is rapidly changing the way businesses communicate by offering increased flexibility, cost savings and value added service features. Unlike traditional telephony, where bundles of physical wires are delivered from the service provider to a business, SIP trunking technologies allow businesses to replace traditional fixed Public Switched Telephony Network (PSTN) lines with PSTN connectivity via the SIP trunking service provider through the Internet.
Many businesses today are already using VoIP for internal communications on their Local Area Network (LAN). In this scenario, VoIP is only being used to communicate as a one-to-one replacement for traditional wireline telephony. Calls made outside of the LAN use the traditional PSTN gateway. This results in lowered administrate expenses for calls made internally. However, significant savings can be achieved when businesses expand their capabilities beyond their LAN.
SIP trunking requires three components (1) PBX, (2) edge device that can handle the traversal of SIP traffic and of course (3) a SIP trunk from an ITSP.
Toll Free Numbers
Toll free phone numbers, also referred to as "800 numbers", are special telephone numbers that the person being called pays for the cost of the call. Even if the caller is calling from outside the local calling area, the business receiving the call will pay for all calls made to the toll free number. The amount of money the toll free phone number owner pays depends on where the toll free number was obtained, and how much use the toll free number receives.
The majority of business toll free number services work like this: the caller dials the toll free number. The phone call is forwarded to a phone number of the owner of the toll free number's choice, and then the owner pays for the call.
Toll free numbers may start with 800, 888, 877, or 866 - with future growth to include toll free number prefixes of 855, 844, 833 and 822.
VPLS Networks
Virtual Private LAN Service, also known as VPLS, enables businesses to connect offices around the country as if they were on the same Ethernet LAN. A VPLS network is a Layer 2 meshed multipoint service that utilizes Ethernet technologies supporting both voice and data transmission. VPLS allows customers to adjust their network's bandwidth from 1 Mbps to 1 Gbps. VPLS networks are intended for businesses that prefer to maintain control of their routing rather than sharing it with their service provider. VPLS service supports both IP and non IP applications and is an end-to-end ethernet service. VPLS network service is intended to help transition frame and ATM users to a fully meshed MPLS network, such as Ethernet VPLS or Private IP. Find out if VPLS is the right solution for your business. Get A Free VPLS Quote From Leading VPLS Providers!
Wavelength
Wavelength is based on dense wave division multiplexing (DWDM) technology and this solution addresses a wide range of INTER-LATA and METRO applications. Wavelength is an economical way to meet high-capacity bandwidth requirements for interconnecting multiple locations.
Wavelength provides bandwidth on demand, lower costs, expanded market coverage and increased speed-to-market. Wavelength solutions also support various applications including SONET/SDH, IP and ATM, while eliminating unnecessary overhead and functional duplication across the network. A wavelength solution is a fully managed, private, point-to-point service delivered over a state-of-the-art DWDM network. Wavelength provides dedicated broadband transport network connectivity without the need for capital or the responsibility of owning and operating network infrastructure.
Wide Area Networks
A Wide Area Network, also known as WAN, delivers cost savings and increased productivity for businesses by connecting multiple locations allowing users to access servers and run applications including voice, video, data or any customized software solution. The most common WANs include IP VPN, Frame Relay, MPLS, ATM, WAN Ethernet and point-to-point. All of these WAN technologies can be utilized with a variety of network management tools that will also track network performance.
GlobalQuotes™ is a leading provider of business telecommunications and networking technologies including the solutions mentioned above. Contact one of our telecommunication consultants for more information about these and other solutions available. Simply fill out the quote form or call toll free (877) 708-8900 to speak directly with a consultant.
