Sneak a peek at what Yealink is presenting at Latin America’s biggest technology event

Futurecom is Latin America’s most important technology event, bringing together more than 29,000 professionals with the purpose of increasing the engagement between telcos, corporations and stakeholders in the communications technologies space.

Yealink is there this week at booth H97 to preview its soon-to-launch T4U Series IP phones, as well as to showcase its newest IP phones and videoconferencing solutions with superior collaboration capabilities.

If you can’t get to Sao Paolo this week, not to worry – here we gather our reviews of the solutions they are showcasing, all in one place! Check out these comprehensive UC solutions for businesses of all sizes that Yealink is showing at Futurecom, below. To see the full product review or more details for a particular device, simply click on its link.

Panasonic recently launched UC Pro 2, the successor to UC Pro. UC Pro 2 is a robust unified communications solution designed to use Windows clients as the main interface, to provide a host of collaborative functions, including large-capacity call functions, unified messaging, presence, shared directories and more.

We had a chance to speak with Oliver Bodden, Senior Product Manager, Unified Communications, and Gary Moeller, Product Manager, Unified Communications, at Panasonic System Solutions Company of North America, about the UC Pro update and what it means for customers.

Integrating Bluetooth technologies into IP desk phones transforms the phone into a Swiss Army knife-like device that allows a lot of useful functions, well beyond connecting a wireless headset. Here we look at innovative IP phones from Panasonic, Grandstream, Yealink, Snom, Sangoma, Allworx and Gigaset that have integrated Bluetooth and other productivity-enhancing features. 

Product Review

A decade ago, it would have been rare to meet someone who could carry out their profession from anywhere. For most, “going to work” involved physically going to a place of business. Today, because of the swift development of collaboration tools and the ubiquitousness of connectivity to the internet, working from anywhere is not only an option, but is often preferred by both employer and employee. Studies have shown that a mobile workforce tends to be more productive and experience higher job satisfaction.

Voice over IP (VoIP) technology is one of the major facilitators of employee mobility. Here we highlight some of the functionalities and tools that allow for a seamlessly mobile workforce.

Case Study: long-range wireless coverage & durable handsets for stables & kennels

TeleDynamics Think Tank named Blog of the Year

We are pleased to announce that TeleDynamics has been named a silver winner in the Blog of the Year category in Best in Biz Awards.

Launched in March 2016, the Think Tank blog leverages TeleDynamics’ in-house expertise in Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and networking to create content that will help telephone systems channel partners build successful businesses.

 A Texas-sized thank you!

We would like to thank our customers, who by reading our articles and engaging with us through the blog have fueled its success. We are also grateful to our manufacturers and partners, who have contributed content as guest bloggers or have shared customer success stories and other content.

 “We created the Think Tank blog as a way to provide a valuable information resource for our customers,” said Maria Leyendecker, Director of Marketing at TeleDynamics. “Our relationship with our dealers is what matters most to us, and we have enjoyed leveraging this platform as one of many ways to engage with them.”

Almost 90% of businesses in the United States have fewer than 20 employees, according to the United States Census Bureau. To get VoIP service, companies of this size typically use a hosted VoIP service rather than having an on-premise IP PBX. With Epygi Technologies, however, the on-premise solution becomes cost-effective, even for a micro-business with a single employee. How does Epygi do it? We had a chance to ask Mario Cuello, CEO of Epygi Technologies, about what makes them unique in their ability to deliver robust, feature-rich systems at such accessible prices.

Key trends for WISPs from WISPAPALOOZA

Wireless Internet Service Providers or WISPs constitute a growing industry in the United States and worldwide. The WISP Association (WISPA), an advocacy organization for WISPs in the U.S., has over 650 members and 200 vendor associations. WISPA organizes an annual event called WISPAPALOOZA for the purpose of bringing together WISPs and vendors from all over the country.  Last week, Anthony Morris and Trey Smith were speaking with people about our wireless networking and telecommunications solutions at the TeleDynamics booth.

Here we cover some of the key trends this year that affect WISPs.

AstriCon, the longest-running event devoted to the Asterisk open-source communications framework, celebrated its 14^th year in Orlando last week. Todd Baca and Mark Parker were there at the TeleDynamics booth speaking with Asterisk experts and telephone systems professionals.

According to the Asterisk website, more than a million communications systems in over 170 countries are based on Asterisk, and “almost the entire Fortune 1000 list of customers” use Asterisk. So, if you are in the telecommunications business, you need to know about Asterisk!