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VoIP peering for airlines leaves the runway, but security fears ground other industries

机译:航空公司的VoIP对等技术已走出跑道,但出于安全考虑,其他行业

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Conventional telecoms operators stand to lose out as a ground-breaking scheme to allow the air-travel industry to take the majority of its voice calls elsewhere begins to take off over the next two years. Fortunately for the operators, security problems, incompatible equipment and slim cost savings mean SITAs Voice Exchange model is unlikely to be emulated by more than a few other sectors in the coming years. In the meantime, the companies' problems present an opportunity for operators to become a new kind of middleman. SITA operates the global data-backbone network that connects airlines, airports and other air-travel businesses worldwide. Voice Exchange, launched in June 2006, is designed to enable its 600 owner-members and other interested organisations to directly interconnect, or "peer", their voice calls.
机译:传统的电信运营商可能会失败,因为一项开创性的计划将允许航空旅行业在未来两年内将其大部分语音呼叫转移到其他地方。对于运营商而言,幸运的是,安全问题,不兼容的设备以及节省的成本,这意味着在接下来的几年中,SITA的语音交换模型不太可能被其他几个行业所仿效。同时,公司的问题为运营商提供了成为新型中间商的机会。 SITA运营着全球数据骨干网,该网络将全球的航空公司,机场和其他空中旅行业务连接起来。语音交换(Voice Exchange)于2006年6月启动,旨在使其600个所有者成员和其他感兴趣的组织直接互连或“对等”其语音呼叫。

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