Prosodie Interactive selects Allstream for VoIP services

Allstream is pleased to announce it has renewed its contract for an additional three years with industry leading technology services provider Prosodie Interactive. The contract will have Allstream provide Prosodie Interactive with a variety of services including an IP voice (VoIP) product that will uniquely leverage Allstream's innovative network and will run off of Allstream's IP Trunking service.

Great track record as an innovator

"Allstream has a great track record as an innovator and was the first-to-market in emerging areas of converged IP networking, delivering Canada's first IP Trunking installations," said Dean Prevost, President, Allstream. "With telecommunications forming the basis of the communication infrastructure at most companies and organizations, it is important to ensure the highest standards of quality, reliability and performance, all of which Allstream offers."

"We are very pleased to be continuing our relationship with Allstream to provide our IP voice business needs," said Jennifer Rooney, Vice President, Development, Prosodie Interactive. "Allstream has consistently demonstrated the ability to deliver and has shown commitment and accountability. We look forward to further expanding our contract to include the VoIP platform, which will position both Prosodie Interactive and Allstream for a stronger competitive advantage."

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