Dialogic (News - Alert) has announced that it is expanding commitment to the development of solutions that energize service providers’ networks, enabling them to offer a dynamic customer experience that includes video, voice, data – and the next technology.

“Network Fuel is Dialogic’s innovative new attitude toward solving the most daunting challenge faced by today’s network operators: executing advanced services using the resources and technology they currently have,” said Andrew Goldberg, senior vice president of marketing and strategy at Dialogic.

Touted as a “unique approach,” Network Fuel is based on the assumption that technologies and services must improve the capabilities of existing networks. It enables service providers and application developers to benefit from the media-rich experience that subscribers demand as well as maximize investments and create a competitive edge.

Goldberg said that the key to helping the company’s customers realize untapped potential is through the commitment to revitalize any part of their network and transform it into a service delivery machine.

To the key five market segments, the company intends to apply its Network Fuel approach. These segments include any-to-any networking, contact center transformation, unified communications for service providers, application enablement and network congestion.  

In addition to connecting different networks and value-added services (VAS) platforms as part of any-to-any networking, the company also ensures that media-rich communications flow uninterrupted between service providers, application developers and their end-users.

Company officials said that with the help of Dialogic, contact center operators can integrate multi-modal, media-rich communications in a secure and optimized way. Also, the company helps service providers by providing a wide range of VAS such as hosted IP-PBX (News - Alert) via PC and mobile, video calling, advanced messaging and more.

The company has been encouraging application developers to develop and monetize VAS such as messaging, SMS, video calling, ringtones, lawful intercept and location-based services, according to company officials.

Moreover, the company is targeting costly and inefficient network links, delivering video, voice and data capacity gains of up to 500 percent at a fraction of the cost of new network capacity, said company officials.

Earlier this year, TMC (News - Alert) recognized Dialogic’s BorderNet 2020 Session Border Controller, with the 2012 INTERNET TELEPHONY Product of the Year Award.