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Finnish Mobile Operator Elisa Deploys Nokia VoLTE & VoWiFi Solutions

Finnish Mobile Operator Elisa Deploys Nokia VoLTE & VoWiFi Solutions Image Credit: Elisa

Finnish mobile operator, Elisa has deployed Nokia's VoLTE and VoWiFi solutions to enhance the quality of its mobile voice services in homes, offices and remote locations across the country.

As a result of Elisa's nationwide launch of the VoLTE service, its customers will also be able to experience faster call connectivity while enjoying high 4G data speeds. The addition of VoWiFi will allow Elisa customers to use any Wi-Fi access point for voice calling in areas where mobile coverage may be limited, such as inside buildings. These technologies also support video calls over both the 4G and Wi-Fi connections.

Nokia has enabled the services using its cloud-based IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) core, which also includes Nokia's Telecom Application Server (TAS) to provide enhanced flexibility and scalability due it being a cloud-based technology. By deploying the Nokia TAS, Elisa can deliver all call features demanded by its customers over the LTE network.

Nokia's voice core technology, including its IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) and Telecom Application Server (TAS) on the telco cloud, Open Border Gateway and Traffica for VoLTE Nokia services expertise including planning, implementation and deployment, testing, acceptance and support services.

Sami Komulainen, Vice President, Mobile Network Services of Elisa
The newly launched Wi-Fi and 4G calling capability is a great extension to our existing mobile communication services. Mobile reception problems in low-energy houses and old buildings with thick walls are quite typical.

Tommi Uitto, head of Mobile Networks global product sales at Nokia
By leveraging our technology and services expertise we are able to provide a solution that will allow Elisa's customers to benefit from high quality voice calls with faster set-up times as well as a longer battery life compared to using other OTT voice app services.

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