Sangoma Receives 2021 Unified Communications Product of the Year Award
Sangoma Technologies Corporation , a trusted leader in delivering cloud-native Communications-as-a-Service (“CaaS”) solutions for businesses of all sizes, announced that TMC, a global, integrated media company helping clients build communities in print, in person and online, has named their UCaaS platform as a 2021 Unified Communications Product of the Year Award winner.
Sangoma’s end-to-end UCaaS platform provides seamlessly integrated solutions for voice, video, collaboration, and more mission-critical tools for the modern business. They lead the market as the only complete UCaaS solution provider with a full suite of “as a Service” products in addition to Unified Communications including Trunking (TaaS), Meetings (MaaS), Communication Platforms (CPaaS), Fax (FaaS), Desktop (DaaS), Access Control (ACaaS), Contact Center (CCaaS), and Collaboration as a Service. All of Sangoma’s solutions are designed to work seamlessly together, providing a fully integrated cloud platform that allows businesses to increase productivity and stay connected to employees and customers from anywhere.
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“We are honored to receive recognition as a Unified Communications Product of the Year winner,” said Michelle Accardi, President and Chief Revenue Officer at Star2Star, a Sangoma Company. “As part of the Sangoma family, we have become a world-class leader delivering the broadest portfolio of UCaaS solutions on the market. We are proud to share a mission to continue providing the solutions businesses need to thrive in a cloud-based, agile environment.”
“It gives me great pleasure to honor Sangoma as a 2021 recipient of TMC’s Unified Communications Product of the Year Award for their innovative solution,” said Rich Tehrani, CEO, TMC. “Our judges were very impressed with the ingenuity and excellence displayed by Sangoma in their groundbreaking work on a complete, integrated UCaaS portfolio.”
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