Displaying items by tag: IP telephony

Australian-listed call recording platform provider Dubber has signed an agreement with Telstra to enable Telstra customers to access Dubber’s Call Recording and Data Capture Platform for business telephony and mobile.

IT solutions and services provider NEC Australia has secured a $39 million deal for transforming the WAN, LAN and IP telephony environments for the WA Police Force.

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.

Communications provider MNF Group has established a new brand for the enterprise and government markets.

Optus will be the official support network for the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast, to provide communications infrastructure and managed services for the event.

Hosted voice and data communications services provider MyNetFone has been appointed to the Voice Services Panel for the Victorian Government as part of the government’s Telecommunications Purchasing and Management Strategy 2025.

Unified communications vendor ShoreTel has launched its Hosted Voice solution in the Australian market.

ShoreTel has its wares on display at VMware’s 2014 VForum at Sydney’s Luna Park, with today the final day, showcasing not only its snazzy smartphone and tablet phone IP docks but also its current UC platform release, ShoreTel 14.2 - plus we had a chat on video to one of ShoreTel’s solution architects, Kevin Rossiter in the VForum exhibition area.

The Speedytel PBX220 packs a lot of functionality into a small box.

Watching ShoreTel demonstrate its iPhone/iPad telephone handset dock last week I decided I was witnessing the beginning of the end for the deskphone as we know it.

IP telephony and unified communications systems vendor ShoreTel has released a dock for iOS devices that, in conjunction with ShoreTel's softphone app, turns the mobile device into a desktop speakerphone.

Perth based telco Amcom has become the second telco in Australia to adopt Cisco's enterprise-grade unified communications platform, the Cisco Hosted Collaboration Solution, which offers a full range of business communications services from the cloud.

Australia's fastest growing award winning business telecommunications services provider, Next Telecom announces today that it has become one of the fastest growing providers of hosted PBX products on the Amcom Hosted Telephony Network.

Unified IP communications provider, Interactive Intelligence, has launched new, purpose-built training facilities in North Sydney enabling the company's partners and customers to participate in a range of certification courses.

Global provider of unified communications systems, ShoreTel,  has entered into a partnership with Telstra to join the company's Business Systems program and to jointly market and support ShoreTel's IP telephony, unified communications (UC), contact centre and mobility solutions in Australia.

Specialist recruitment and HR services provider, Randstad, has signed a three year deal with Telstra to provide the company with a range of telecommunications services and to facilitate a move to a cloud-computing operating model.

Parallels is still most widely known for its virtualisation software, but its software for cloud providers is growing in importance. The company has announced several new products and services for that sector.

Company Generates Record Revenues of $58.0 Million; Delivers 22% Year over Year Revenue Growth; Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire M5 Networks

Australian ICT infrastructure solutions and services company, UXC Connect, has secured four contracts to the value of $8 million to provide its campsite entertainment solution to thousands of workers located in four remote mining camps across the Pilbara in Western Australia.