Market-leading unified communications and voice specialist, Sipcom has launched a ‘Bring Your Own Carrier’ service so that clients have the true choice and flexibility when it comes to choosing platforms and carriers. “Clients want the best carrier for their situation and the best communications platform. Breaking the mold allows for the best of both …
Global leader in unified communications and voice services, Sipcom migrated more than 50,000 subscribers to a homeworking model in under two days. The Covid-19 outbreak is having a major impact on businesses. The companies that will survive and indeed flourish are those that will adapt to new ways of working and operating. Sipcom switched on …
Sipcom has today announced the expansion of its Direct Routing service for Microsoft Teams. This expansion means multi-national companies can now deploy Microsoft Phone System with Teams and the Sipcom HALO™ Platform in over 120 countries. This capability enables clients to benefit from greater ROI on their Office 365 investments. Global Direct Routing is the …
Hosting and UC-as-a-Service provider Sipcom has opened a new Singapore data centre in a continued expansion into the Asia Pacific market. This new facility, chosen to meet the growing demands of the region’s rapidly growing technology and information sector is the eighth new data centre location for Sipcom, the London-based UC provider. A leading global …
Unified communications has reached the mainstream. UC has finally made the leap from buzzword to business-critical solution.
A guide to UC as a Service
Strengthen relationships across an organisation with the latest technology
How companies can make the transition to a more efficient and collaborative way of working.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a massive business opportunity. Never before has technology offered such a hugely rich, diverse – and yes – complex – array of possibilities for organisations to collaborate, innovate and offer new services to employees and customers.
It’s a truth universally acknowledged (if not universally accepted), that in our post-industrial world, businesses are more likely to deal in services and information than physical things.It’s a truth universally acknowledged (if not universally accepted), that in our post-industrial world, businesses are more likely to deal in services and information than physical things.
