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Snom Technology, the IP phone specialist, announces that many of its IP phones have been certified on the UCaaS ISTRA platform by Enreach. In this way, partners and their customers can now benefit from SNOM’s DECT wireless and wired phones, carrier-class devices designed for mass rollouts.

Enreach, the fast-growing European unified communications group and a European leader in the development of unified communications platforms for operators and integrators, has stepped up its international growth by supporting Moroccan operator inwi in the launch of a state-of-the-art unified communications solution for businesses.

Fanvil, a leading global provider of audio and visual IoT (A&V-IoT) devices, has today announced that some of its IP phones have been certified for use on ISTRA by Enreach, the Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) platform from Enreach, the fast-growing European unified communications Group. The ISTRA by Enreach UCaaS cloud platform has already been deployed by over 100 service providers in more than 20 countries, and has nearly one million users.

Enreach, a fast-growing European unified communications group, consolidates its growth in Europe with the announcement of a new major partnership with service provider BeOne Group in Belgium. After analysing the solutions currently available on the market, the group opted for unified collaboration solution ISTRA by Enreach.

Enreach, the fast-growing European unified communications group, has today announced that multiple IP phones from Grandstream Networks have been certified for use on its Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) platform, ISTRA by Enreach. Through Enreach for Service Providers, partners and their customers have immediate access to portable and video phones from Grandstream, plus carrier-grade devices designed for mass-deployment.

“2021 is the time to review and update your communications and ways of working,” says Justin Hamilton-Martin, Enreach for Service Providers (previously Centile Telecom Applications). “There has been much talk in the media about the evolving workplace over the years, and this jumped forward during the emergence of the compulsory ‘hybrid working’ that we experienced in 2020.”