Converged Access Inc., the leader in delivering guaranteed application performance management and control for converged VoIP, data and video applications, announced the CTX 600 VoIP Accelerator for small and medium-sized businesses looking for a fast, easy and low-cost way to protect their VoIP traffic and ensure end-user quality of experience. The CTX 600 costs $650 and can be easily plugged into any IP WAN environment for instant VoIP quality results.

Whaleback Systems Corporation to Deploy the VoIP Accelerator

"Whaleback offers turn-key business-grade VoIP services to small and medium-size enterprises and we pride ourselves on the reliability and quality of our services," said Wray West, Founder and Vice President of Engineering, Whaleback Systems Corporation. "The CTX 600 VoIP Accelerator perfectly addresses our requirements to guarantee call quality on converged voice/data access connections. The product will also provide critical statistics and management data which contributes to our total service performance monitoring. We plan to offer this product to our customers whenever data and VoIP share the same link."

ABP International to Offer Solution to its Customers

"ABP provides VoIP solutions to Hosted service providers and Resellers, who often have quality issues costing them money and time in post sales support calls," said Robert Messer, President and CEO, ABP International. "The CTX 600 is the first time advanced Traffic Management technology is being made available to SMBs to solve this problem without the complexity and the high cost of traditional appliances. I am happy to partner with Converged Access to offer this solution to my customers."

"The CTX 600 is perfect for small or remote offices that are experiencing poor voice quality including distortion, word loss, echo, talker overlap or dropped calls on a VoIP network," said Per Suneby, President and CEO of Converged Access. "Customers will very quickly and with little effort and expense, solve all these problems and enjoy toll-quality VoIP results. They will finally have satisfied end-users and obtain the financial return they had expected on their initial VoIP investment."