Sacoin Grows with IP Centrex Solution from TELES

Berlin, Germany, May 26, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Sacoin, communication network solutions provider based in Oering near Hamburg, has opted for an IP Centrex solution from TELES. This solution will provide business customers with flexible and favorably priced cloud-based communication services to integrate business locations of any size, home offices and sales representatives into a unified communications solution. With this advanced service, Sacoin is planning to expand into the business customer segment. In 2011 it received the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Award and Fast 500 Award from management consultants Deloitte in recognition of its growth as a telecommunications and network provider.

Growth in the business customer segment
Ralf Pütz, CEO of Sacoin, explains how his company will use the IP Centrex platform from TELES to expand its services: "Up till now Sacoin's main business has been providing towns and rural communities with broadband access. We are now extending our portfolio to include VoIP and IP Centrex services for business customers to meet the increasing demand for IP-based services. In doing so we are relying on TELES as a long-term technology partner."

Professional, powerful and expandable solutions
Oliver Olbrich, Chief Operating Officer at TELES, explains the unique aspects of the TELES solution: "We are the only German-speaking manufacturer of carrier-grade IP Centrex solutions. This means we can offer network operators professional, powerful and fully scalable solutions. Carrier-grade implies, in particular, maximum reliability and availability. With an IP Centrex solution from TELES, end users enjoy all the benefits of VoIP, which most importantly include location-independent working and high adaptability."

Benefits of cloud-based telephony
More and more German network operators are providing their customers with IP Centrex solutions. IP Centrex is ideal for business customers who have sites in several locations, as well as for home offices and sales representatives. With IP Centrex, all telephone services including, for example, call forwarding, can be used seamlessly across all locations. End users benefit from flexible solutions: for example the number of extension lines can be changed on a monthly basis to meet current needs. As a result customers only pay for services used. Purchase and maintenance costs are also kept to a minimum as IP Centrex eliminates the need for hardware and servicing. Compared to traditional communication systems, an IP Centrex solution is much easier and cheaper to run. Web interfaces and plug-and-play functionality allow IP Centrex solutions to be easily modified, extended and relocated.

About Sacoin
Sacoin GmbH advises and assists local authorities, municipal works, carriers and companies in the planning, installation and operation of communication networks. Experts at Sacoin have been designing broadband networks for more than 15 years. To date they have "linked" more than 500,000 households and companies to the Internet. Sacoin has close ties with leading IT manufacturers via its Triple Play Lab GmbH subsidiary. It participates with the Triple Play Alliance in the development of new components. Sacoin has established cooperation with companies in various industries involved in the installation and operation of broadband networks. Along with its subsidiary, Unser Ortsnetz GmbH (Unser Ortsnetz = Our Local Network), Sacoin collaborates with local authorities, municipal works and housing associations to build and operate Triple Play multimedia networks. For further information please visit www.sacoin.com.

About TELES
A Deutsche Boerse Prime Standard listed company with headquarters in Berlin, Germany, TELES (DAXsector Software, ISIN DE0007454902) develops and distributes complete voice solutions as well as VoIP gateways and mobile gateways for worldwide wireline and wireless telephony service providers. We at TELES are proud of our successful track record having deployed more than 300 live carrier and service provider networks with millions of voice ports. For additional information, visit www.teles.de.