Displaying items by tag: Telephony

Growing from a developer-first programmable telephony platform, Twilio products are now embedded in organisations big and small worldwide. About a third of the world's email goes through Twilio SendGrid, while companies like Electrolux have replaced their contact centres with Twilio Flex.

COMPANY NEWS: Radware (NASDAQ: RDWR), is a leading provider of cyber security and application delivery solutions, announced it signed an agreement with a leading European telecom and managed security service provider.

UCaaS provider Access4 now offers UC Xpress, a simultaneous calling product for low contention telephony customers.

COMPANY NEWS: Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise, a leading provider of communications, networking and cloud solutions tailored to customers’ industries, has announced the enhancement of its Rainbow by Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise communications and collaboration platform with the introduction of the Rainbow Telephony for Microsoft Teams connector designed to interface with Microsoft Teams.

Every now and then a piece of kit comes along that's entertainingly clever, solving a problem you didn't know you had. In this case, it’s Poly’s desktop station for mobile phones, the Elara 60W, which transforms your phone into your own PABX-style reception console or conference phone.

Unified Communications (UC) services provider Modality Systems is overhauling the telephony and contact centre platforms at natural health products company Blackmores aimed at giving the company’s employees new ways of meeting and collaborating anywhere.

Australian-listed call recording vendor Dubber has announced availability of its services for cloud call recording and AI on business telephony and mobile services.

Time’s up for ISDN and traditional telephony, while cloud hosted PBX phone systems are soaring.

Unified communications and collaboration provider MNF Enterprise now provides a PSTN calling integration for Microsoft Teams.

By Sreeni Raghavan, CEO, TeleApps

For years, deploying a business telephony solution involved installing phone systems in comms rooms, dedihonycated cabling and handsets on desks. Controlled by a PBX in larger firms or operating as a key system for SMBs, this infrastructure delivered all that was required to support day-to-day activity.

Telecommunications services provider the MNF Group has been selected as a preferred supplier to the Tasmanian Government for telephony and IP-based services.

IT services provider Empired has been selected for the early adopter programme for the newly launched Telstra Calling for Office 365 service.

Symbio Networks' wholesale voice network now extends to New Zealand.

T-Mobile, a US telco that bills itself as an "un-carrier", is now offering up to 100 shares of the company to customers, free stuff every week and more.

CORONA Cloud’s public beta provides business clients "a centralised, zero-touch corporate web-based platform to manage Over-the-Top telco services delivered to multiple users and groups".

Rebtel announces new Internet-free unlimited app-to-app calling feature, free for 2016.

Norwood’s World Phone is boasting ‘stellar double-digit growth rates’ amid a ‘strong ongoing focus on revenue generation’ and more in what sounds like a good call.

Norwood has announced ‘comprehensive new payments, pricing and credit management initiatives to drive market penetration of the company's consumer apps’ well beyond the roaming market.

Norwood Systems has launched its World Phone on Android for Australian Android users, matching the iOS app capabilities iPhone owners have now enjoyed for four months.

Global communications disruptor Norwood’s popular World Phone app has surpassed over 1 million downloads with the ‘annualised revenue run rate’ increasing to A $1.3M per annum.