Snom (a wholly-owned subsidiary of VTech Holdings Limited), a pioneer and a leading brand of professional and enterprise VoIP devices, today announced interoperability with cloud business communication leader, Broadsoft.
BroadSoft®, acquired by Cisco®, is a leading technology innovator in cloud PBX, unified communications solutions, and collaboration services. The two companies have joined forces to provide service providers with reliable, cost-effective, and flexible communication systems. This new integration means rapid, easily-managed deployments on the BroadWorks® platform with the latest Snom SIP offerings.
Comprehensive tests involved the interoperability of Broadsoft-Cisco’s Broadworks’ call control platform. The platforms added the following SIP desk phones and DECT Workplace Mobility phones to BroadWorks’s PBX solutions, resulting in successful interoperability and ease of configuration:
Snom SIP Desk Phone Series:
- D717 SIP Colour Desk Phone
- D735 SIP Colour Desk Phone
- D785 SIP Colour Desk Phone
- D305 SIP Desk Phone
- D315 SIP Desk Phone
- D335 SIP Desk Phone
- D345 SIP Desk Phone
- D375 SIP Desk Phone
- D385 SIP Desk Phone
- D120 SIP Desk Phone
Snom Enterprise Multi-Cell Mobility Series:
- M900 DECT Multi-Cell Base Station
- M90 Antibacterial DECT Handset
- M80 Ruggedized DECT Handset
- M70 Office DECT Handset
“Our partnership means BroadSoft – Cisco service providers globally can now have access to Snom endpoint solutions on the BroadWorks platform,” said Matt Hickey, Vice President of Sales, Snom Americas, and VTech. “BroadWorks’ leading-edge call control platform along with the scalable, reliable, and feature-rich Snom SIP product portfolio is the perfect combination to enable service providers to grow and expand their business.”
Cost-effective and easy to use, the suite of Snom SIP endpoints seamlessly scales from small to enterprise businesses. Snom backs their suite of products with locally-based sales, technical and support teams, as well as industry-leading three-year warranties.
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