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Sigma Systems Launches Cloud 'ServiceBroker'

November 29, 2012 |

TORONTO -- Sigma Systems, the authority in provisioning broadband IP solutions, today announced that the Sigma Cloud ServiceBroker®, an integrated SaaS service fulfillment solution for the selection, provisioning and management of SaaS services and applications, is now generally available to service providers around the world.

The Sigma Cloud ServiceBroker platform reduces costs, removes operational silos and reduces overall CapEx and OpEx by providing a product for managing all telecommunications business services, including VoIP and high-speed broadband, as well as cloud-based SaaS applications. The Cloud ServiceBroker enables service providers to extend value-added SaaS services to their small and medium business (SMB) customers, as well as residential subscribers, in a scalable, economic manner while shortening overall time to deployment.

In addition, the Cloud ServiceBroker features an end-user portal that facilitates the process of adding and modifying services, users and preferences for the business customer. The portal offers an easy-to-use and intuitive interface, which reduces support requirements and gives the SMB more control over their services.

Sigma Systems


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