Cedar Point Communications is previewing new applications on its SafariFusion application platform that are designed to bring telecommunications functionalities to a diverse set of endpoints as part of its overall PacketCable 2.0/IMS product portfolio.??

At the ANGA Cable Show in Cologne, Germany this week, Cedar Point is showing the SafariFusion Visual Communications Suite (VCS) of communications applications that harnesses the flexibility of new network architectures to give subscribers greater control over telecommunications activities at the PC, mobile phone, and TV. The applications enable cable system operators to offer new, differentiated services that expand beyond existing, TV-based call management applications.

A critical part of Cedar Point’s next generation PC 2.0/IMS solution, SafariFusion leverages industry standard Web 2.0 tools and applications for rapid deployment of multimedia communications services. SafariFusion also has been designed to enable an evolutionary strategy that combines seamless migration to PC 2.0/IMS architectures with investment protection for existing NCS and SIP endpoints.?

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