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September 04, 2008

VoIP Co. iTeknik, Telecommit LLC Ink Mutual Routing Deal

By Anil Sharma
TMCnet Contributing Editor


An iTeknik Holding Corporation subsidiary, TeleCents Communications, Inc. reportedly has signed a contract with Telecommit, LLC to terminate certain international calls on Telecommit’s network.
 
In turn, Telecommit, LLC, headquartered in Amman, Jordan, will use TeleCents’ tier-one carrier connections to terminate a portion of traffic.
 
“Our strategy is to develop the highest quality, least-cost routing system,” said Jeffrey Lauzon, chief executive officer of TeleCents Communications, Inc. “This agreement adds new routes to our network, which will lower our costs. In addition, we will host a portion of their traffic on our system, which will increase our revenues. Increased traffic and least-cost routes will improve our financial performance.”
 
iTeknik Holding Corporation aims to grow by acquiring companies with unique products, technology and solid growth potential. TeleCents Communications, Inc. and Send Global Corporation are wholly owned subsidiaries of ITKH.
 
Together, they have been offering retail and wholesale telecommunications products and services for more than 13 years, including International and Domestic gateway services through tier-one carriers.
 
Through VoIP, data, and traditional communications platforms, iTeknik provides custom calling solutions and a proprietary ANI gateway solution. Send Global provides value priced international calls from the convenience of a mobile phone.
 
TeleCents Communications, Inc. last month announced that it has signed a contract with Pipeline Telecom (News - Alert), Inc. to use Pipeline’s least cost routing network for certain international calls. In turn, Pipeline Telecom, headquartered in Indialantic, Florida, will use TeleCents’ Tier-1 carrier connections to terminate a portion of its traffic.
 
“This is yet another example of our successful strategy to increase revenue and decrease our carrier costs,” Lauzon said. “This contract enables us to reduce certain traffic costs by as much as 6 percent. Once again, our recent investment in new VoIP hardware and software is helping us improve the performance of our company and increase profits.”
 
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Anil Sharma is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Anil's articles, please visit his columnist page.

Edited by Michael Dinan

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