Women love jewelry, yes? Whether it’s an anniversary, holiday or other special occasion, receiving that little box brings meaning to the phrase good things come in small packages. Not all, but many – one in particular – present more than a box, presenting a trademark way to keep everything together. I’m talking about a ribbon, and just a Tiffany & Co. leverage this trademark, Ribbon is the tie that binds in cloud communications.
Recently, Altigen announced the launch of Azure hosted direct routing for Microsoft Teams powered by Ribbon SBCs. The completely managed SIP service offers firms a pocket friendly means to migrate to a more modern working environment.
“With more and more companies subscribing to Microsoft Office 365 and adopting Teams Phone System, Voice communication will continue to be a cornerstone of the Microsoft Modern Workplace,” said David Tang, Chief Operations Officer at Altigen Communications. “As a Microsoft ISV with over 20 years of experience developing, deploying and supporting Microsoft-based PBX phone systems along with our expertise in hosting Skype for Business, SMBs and enterprises rely on Altigen to be their trusted partner to deliver a fully managed Direct Routing service for Microsoft Teams Phone System. For Microsoft partners that do not have a voice practice, Altigen is the ideal partner to assist in migrating your customers to Teams Phone System.”
Some of the key benefits of the service include its cost-effective SIP trunk bundles; access to expertise throughout the customer lifecycle (consultation, deployment as well as ongoing support); a user friendly Web portal; in putting Ribbon SBCs to work there is no need to purchase, set-up or manage any SBCs on-site.
“With voice being a mission critical service for businesses, service availability and uptime is paramount”, said Kevin Isacks, Vice President of Edge Engineering and Product at Ribbon. “By leveraging Ribbon Microsoft Teams certified SBCs and the power of Azure, Altigen is able to offer a highly scalable and resilient Direct Routing Managed Service that SMBs and enterprises can count on.”
Are your communications in the cloud, yet? Just a question.
Edited by
Maurice Nagle
