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Core Systems Partners with Avaya to Enhance U.S. Navy Fleet Communication Systems

San Diego, CA — December 10, 2024

Core Systems, a leading provider of rugged server solutions, has announced a strategic partnership with Avaya, a global leader in unified communications, to bolster the communication capabilities of the U.S. Navy Fleet. This partnership builds on Core Systems’ extensive track record of supporting the Navy’s Interior Communications Systems for over 12 years with rugged and reliable server solutions.

Core Systems’ servers are a cornerstone of Navy Fleet operations, powering critical applications like Unified Communications VoiceVoicemailConferencingDECT wireless systems, and Systems Administration. These rugged servers also support the 12CK closed tactical voice system, delivering secure and dependable communication for at-sea missions.

Core Servers: The Backbone of Navy Fleet Systems

Core servers are recognized as MAC-1 systems, meaning they are actively engaged during high-stakes at-sea conflicts. With redundant processing and reliable signaling, these servers ensure uninterrupted communication for the warfighter.

The partnership will enhance support for major Navy Fleet programs, including:

  • IVN (Interior Voice Network): Providing scalable, rugged voice communications for large-deck platforms.
  • IVCS (Interior Voice Communications Systems): Enabling secure and efficient voice communication systems across the fleet.
  • FFG (Fast Frigate): Delivering next-generation communication infrastructure for modern frigates.

Synergy Between Core Systems and Avaya

By combining Core Systems’ rugged computing solutions with Avaya’s expertise in unified communications and collaboration tools, the partnership aims to deliver advanced communication systems tailored to the Navy Fleet’s evolving needs. Together, the companies will ensure that the Navy’s voice and data systems remain robust and reliable in even the most challenging maritime environments.

“We are honored to partner with Avaya to strengthen the U.S. Navy’s communication infrastructure,” said, Chris Schaffner, President of Core Systems. “Our rugged servers are engineered to withstand the demands of military environments, providing unmatched reliability to support warfighters during critical operations.”

Why Core Systems and Avaya Matter for the Navy

Core Systems’ rugged servers have been instrumental in supporting the Navy Fleet’s Interior Communications Systems, ensuring operational excellence for over a decade. The collaboration with Avaya highlights a commitment to advancing the Navy’s Unified Communications systems, including voice, voicemail, and conferencing, with a focus on redundancy and security.