What does SSG mean in TELECOM

Signalling Server Global (SSG) is a communications platform that provides advanced services and features for global enterprises. It enables organizations to securely, reliably and quickly exchange information over public and private networks.

SSG functions by creating a secure connection between two endpoints using protocols such as SIP, TLS or Diameter. All messages sent via this secure connection are encrypted for privacy and security.

SSG provides services such as call routing, number portability, mobility support, service provisioning and billing. Additionally, it can also be used for Voice over IP (VoIP) calls as well as messaging applications like Instant Messaging (IM).

Many large companies use SSG for their internal network communications needs due to its reliability, scalability and low cost of operations. Some examples of companies that rely on SSG include taxis companies, financial institutions and government agencies.

Some of the benefits of using an SSG platform include improved performance with reduced latency times, high levels of security through end-to-end encryption, cost savings due to networking efficiencies, greater flexibility when scaling communication capabilities up or down as needed, simplified management due to all components being integrated into one system as well as improved customer experience through faster response times.