ShoretelMobility, http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
ShoreTel has been a formidable force in the Phone and UC (Unified Communications) market and now they extent the capabilities to the ever growing mobile market. Shoretel Mobility sets the user free to communicate from any location (office, home, hotspots) with their smartphones by enabling access to any network (cellular or Wi-Fi), simply and cost effectively.
ShoreTel Mobility is offered as a component of the ShoreTel Unified Communications system, with capability to integrate easily with other PBX systems from Cisco, Avaya, Alcatel-Lucent, and UC systems such as Microsoft OCS, to name a few. To find out more fillow the link after the jump.
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Avaya Files For $1 Billion IPO!
Avaya Files For $1 Billion IPO! http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Avaya, the Basking Ridge, N.J.-based provider of VoIP IP Telephony software and equipment on Thursday filed with the SEC for a $1 billion stock
Avaya was spun out of then a market leader Lucent Technologies in 2000. After seven years continuous pressure to stay in the market and challenge other leaders of the trade, got bought out by private equity firm Silver Lake Partners and TPG Capital for more than $8 billion.
In the S-1 filling the company said it will use the proceeds to pay off the long term debt. As of March 31st company owed as much as $6.18 billion.
The monies will also be used to redeem preferred stock, and pay expenses due the termination of a management agreement with Silver and TPG. Avaya also disclosed a loss of $615 million, or $1.26 a share, for the six months ended March 31 on revenue of $2.76 billion in the filing.
Avaya, the Basking Ridge, N.J.-based provider of VoIP IP Telephony software and equipment on Thursday filed with the SEC for a $1 billion stock
Avaya was spun out of then a market leader Lucent Technologies in 2000. After seven years continuous pressure to stay in the market and challenge other leaders of the trade, got bought out by private equity firm Silver Lake Partners and TPG Capital for more than $8 billion.
In the S-1 filling the company said it will use the proceeds to pay off the long term debt. As of March 31st company owed as much as $6.18 billion.
The monies will also be used to redeem preferred stock, and pay expenses due the termination of a management agreement with Silver and TPG. Avaya also disclosed a loss of $615 million, or $1.26 a share, for the six months ended March 31 on revenue of $2.76 billion in the filing.
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