VOSS Announces VOSS-4-UC Contact Center at Enterprise Connect 2018
VOSS Solutions announced the general availability of†VOSS-4-UC Contact Center; an integration between VOSS-4-UC and the contact center, enabling front and back office support from a single, highly intuitive administration portal.
With this latest innovation, VOSS solves the challenge of contact centers running separately from the internal UC operations, and helps contact center providers overcome the administrative burden of a fluctuating workforce.
Ipswitch Now Offers Cloud Performance, Usage and Billing Monitoring in WhatsUp Gold
Newly Released Ipswitch’s WhatsUp Gold 2018 Adds Cloud Performance, Wireless, and SaaS Capabilities
Enterprise Connect 2018: Masergy Makes UCaaS Provisioning Easy with Automation for Communications User Management
User profiles can be managed seamlessly to improve productivity
Co-Mergent Launches AlertPro365 Powered by Nectar
Co-Mergent advances cloud monitoring capabilities of Skype for Businesses and Microsoft Teams software for small-to-medium business
Talkdesk Launches the Enterprise Contact Center Platform
Industry Demand for a Next-Generation Cloud-Native Platform Fuels the Rise of New Enterprise Capabilities and Partnerships for Talkdesk
Nutanix Announces Definitive Agreement to Acquire Netsil
Strategic Acquisition Adds Next-Generation Application Discovery and Operations Management to Nutanix Enterprise Cloud OS
Toshiba Unveils First Windows-based Smart Glasses Solution
Toshiba’s dynaEdge AR Smart Glasses Redefines How a Wearable Windows PC is Used in the Field
8×8 Announces Launch of X Series Platform to Transform Enterprise Communications
New X Series Combines Communications, Collaboration, and Contact Center Solutions into One Platform Helping Businesses Radically Improve Customer Experience
Avaya Completes Acquisition of Spoken Communications
Avaya’s latest cloud investment provides customers with flexible solutions across public, private and hybrid cloud models
Worldwide Spending on Mobile Solutions Forecast to Be More Than $1.6 Trillion in 2018, According to New IDC Spending Guide
Worldwide spending on mobility solutions is forecast to grow 3.2% year over year in 2018, reaching more than $1.6 trillion, according to a new†Worldwide Semiannual Mobility Spending Guide†from International Data Corporation (IDC). This growth is expected to continue through 2021 with spending on mobility-related hardware, software, and services surpassing $1.7 trillion as the market achieves a five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.8%.
