Mitel stories

The rise in omnichannel communication will be a large contributor to this growth, says Fortune Business Insights.>>

New data from Synergy Research Group paints a pretty picture of the unified-communications-as-a-service (UCaaS) market.>>

“Having Mitel’s solutions in our portfolio will reinforce our position as a market leader.">>

A new survey from Mitel shows that businesses’ customer experience isn’t as good as they think - but tech could be a big part of the solution.>>

“We are now having to track 160 different vendors and service providers in order to really understand the market.”>>

The merger between Polycom and Mitel has come to end with Polycom announcing it has terminated the agreement following a better offer.>>

“We've been looking for partners who offer a unique value proposition we can add to our managed service portfolio. Nectar offers us that opportunity.">>

Mitel says Bruty will be responsible for leading the company’s growth in the New Zealand market, managing the channel and working with partners to drive theirs and their customers’ success.>>

With US$1.1 billion of combined annual revenue and 60 million customers worldwide, Mitel now has one of the largest global footprints in the industry and is driving consolidation in the US$18 billion business communications market.>>

Unified communications offers many benefits for small to medium sized businesses, says Gwilym Funnell, vice president and managing director, Asia-Pacific Region, Mitel.>>

he combined solution will enable fixed and mobile voice communications, and help to increase corporate efficiencies and promote employee responsiveness.>>