American Virtual Cloud Technologies, Inc. and Ribbon Communications Inc. announced they have stepped into a definitive agreement to acquire Ribbon’s Kandy Communications, an industry leading multi-tenant and proprietary cloud communications in an all-stock deal.
Logitech makes it easier for users to join meetings from any laptop with Swytch; Avaya presents a new business avatar to align with its cloud-vision and TTEC takes over VoiceFoundry ownership.
UCaaS solutions are replacing on-premise tools as cheap, scalable alternatives that offer many benefits to users in terms of security, compliance, ease of use, and customer-centricity. 8×8 CTO Bryan Martin shares his insights in this interview.
Intelligent Waves teams up with Wire, a secure collaboration platform to deliver end-to-end encrypted messenger, voice and video conferencing solutions for federal government agencies.
Intermedia CEO Mike Gold talks about the big shift to remote work and why it is here to stay. Learn why the switch to cloud will continue to accelerate even after the crisis passes.
Sangoma buys Florida startup Star2Star for $437 million to shore up its position in the cloud communication ecosystem. A senior analyst from 451 Research Says this could probably be troublesome news for RingCentral and Vonage.
Nextiva launched its new multi-tiered channel partner program NeXus and also bulked up its management team with key hires to head its largest channel investment.
A wholesale shift to remote work worldwide and the need for a unified communications solution is accelerating the adoption of UCaaS with 47.3% of organizations already using UCaaS solutions.
Unified Communications (UC) integrates different methods of business communication into a single user interface. With 74% of companies working remotely in response to the pandemic, Let’s explore why the need for unified communications is now greater than ever.
Microsoft has introduced new subscription plans for the upcoming 2021 releases of legacy office server software, that includes Exchange Server, Skype for Business Server, and SharePoint Server. The question is — would customers want to upgrade to the cloud and pay a monthly subscription for depreciated products that don’t have a new feature roadmap yet.
