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AiThority sat down with Vonage’s Sagi Dubai, CTO to discuss the type of future Vonage is building with AI and ML products, the Company’s impact on Sales and Marketing with AI in Contact Centers and much more.

The Magazine chated with Sagi Dudai, Chief Technology Officer of Vonage about the evolution of Infrastructure as a Service and the impact it has on other industries and markets.

Global business cloud communications company Vonage is expanding its reach, specifically in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region, with the addition of a sales and support office in the City of Lights.

“Vonage’s strong partnership with Salesforce was an important part of LendingPoint’s decision,” said KN Kasibhatla, Chief Technology Officer for LendingPoint. “We’re thrilled to have found a partner like Vonage who truly understands our dynamic business and has the expertise needed to deliver best-in-class customer connectivity. They will be an integral part in helping us meet our aggressive growth goals.”

Vonage (Nasdaq:VG), a global business cloud communications leader, has announced that TP Vision Europe B.V. has selected its contact centre and speech analytics solutions to better serve its customer-base by delivering exceptional experiences, the company said.

"We're extremely pleased to be bringing the incredible combination of Salesforce and Vonage to PensionBee,” said Tess Nicholson, VP of Operations at PensionBee. “Following a quick implementation, we now have a single, scalable cloud contact center solution across our business, which will enable our teams to improve every interaction they have with customers.”

Vonage has launched a new VAR and distribution partner program under the leadership of Matt Alexander as its director of national distributors. Alexander joined Vonage after serving as regional sales director at Cato Networks, and before that he was CoreSite‘s director of channels for the East. He built channel programs at vXchnge and CoreSite.

“Leveraging the power of APIs, marketers will increasingly be able to create customized experiences that customers will love. And they will do it faster than ever before, with fewer resources, with the ability to be agile and nimble to change with customers’ ever-evolving needs and demands.” — Rishi Dave, CMO, Vonage.

Autonomous customer service agents are fast becoming the rule rather than the exception, partly because consumers seem to prefer it that way. According to research published last year by Vonage subsidiary NewVoiceMedia, 25% of people prefer to have their queries handled by a chatbot or other self-service alternative

Vonage (Nasdaq:VG), a global business cloud communications leader, has announced that PensionBee is implementing its award-winning contact centre solution, the company said. PensionBee, which aims to take the sting out of pension management, will be able to better serve its growing customer base by delivering exceptional experiences.

Vonage, a business cloud communications supplier, announced that PensionBee, an online pension provider, is implementing its contact center solution. Customers can use PensionBee app — built on Salesforce – to check their pot size, projected retirement income, and set up contributions in a few clicks.

Vonage, a global business cloud communications leader, has entered a partnership agreement with Artificial Solutions, the leading specialist in enterprise-strength conversational AI. Together, the companies have introduced a new connector that integrates Teneo, a conversational AI development and analytics platform, into Vonage’s API solutions.

Laura Stotler of UC Network Management discusses the University of Pennsylvania’s recent announcement to utilize Vonage’s solution to better manage its communications network across all campus departments.

Vonage’s Omar Javaid, President, API Platform Group, set down with Moshe Beauford of UC Today to discuss the increasing popularity of communications APIs.

Channel Chief Mario De Riggi discusses the future of Vonage's channel program with Channel Partners with Craig & Kevin.

Vonage said it partnered with Neustar to deploy a certified caller platform within the Vonage network. This is the latest of many steps Vonage took to address global concerns regarding the proliferation of illegal spoofing and robocalls.

In this Channel Partners Fast Chat, Mario DeRiggi, Channel Chief at Vonage, talks with executive editor Craig Galbraith about how he anticipates the rebrand will give his company a competitive advantage in the channel.

Vonage, a global business cloud communications company, has announced a strategic alliance with Grant Thornton UK LLP. The partnership aims to accelerate digital transformation of UK financial services organisations, as they seek to compete on customer experience.

The cloud communications provider is working to help U.K. communications resellers expand their market reach. The company called the channel expansion an “organic evolution” of business in the U.K. and Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).

Rodolpho Cardenuto is joining Vonage to lead sales, operations and go-to-market strategy for the company’s Applications Group. On Nov. 21, Vonage said Cardenuto’s appointment in the role, in which he will report to Chief Executive Officer Alan Masarek, is effective Dec. 9. He will be based at the company’s headquarters in Holmdel.

Vonage, a global business cloud communications leader, announced a strategic alliance with Grant Thornton UK LLP to help accelerate the digital transformation of UK financial services organizations, as they seek to outcompete on customer experience.

Vonage announced today that it has named SaaS industry veteran Rodolpho Cardenuto as President, Applications Group, effective December 9, 2019.

Vonage is a well-known brand with a proven legacy. Loved for its offbeat tone that permeated the telecom space in the early 2000s, Vonage made a name on its ability to reinvent the way people communicate using technology. But with the decline of the residential home phone market, Vonage dared to rethink the future of its business. Never one to sit still, Vonage evolved through a series of mergers and acquisitions that allowed it to move into software as a service and from residential customers to businesses – a seismic shift that required an equally powerful brand evolution, developed in partnership with global branding agency Wolff Olins.

Have you noticed that many articles proclaim a number of different things “king” these days? For example, data is king, content is king, mobile strategy is king — all of these are primary areas on which businesses today focus heavily. But to what end? Arguably, making these things “king” is all for the ultimate goal of delighting customers in some way, which boosts sales. So why not simply make the customer “king”?

Experts in redefining business cloud communications, Vonage, recently announced the arrival of the new Vonage Meetings solution, which brings video collaboration capabilities to the Vonage Business Cloud environment. The Vonage Campus offering, which was announced at the developer and user conference for the company, Vonage Meetings is the latest in a series of innovations to VBC, enhancing the UC offering of the company.

Vonage plans to add a homegrown video conferencing app to its cloud-based business communications portfolio in December. The move is the latest example of a UC vendor combining calling, messaging and meetings.

Last week, Vonage held its first-ever user event, dubbed “Campus,” in San Francisco. The event was used to announce several new products, as well as an edgy new logo that sheds the orange V for something a little sleeker and business-focused. The new logo was accompanied by a fresh marketing campaign, with imagery that Vonage CMO, Rishi Dave described as more futuristic. In many ways, the future is now for Vonage.

When buyers, IT managers, and business owners used to pitch stakeholders on using Vonage, they would have to start by reminding them that they had a business product offering. The popularity of their consumer products made it confusing for some prospective users.

Cloud communications provider Vonage is shedding its consumer roots and is consolidating its multiple brands down to one under the Vonage name.

Vonage (NYSE: VG), a business cloud communications company, has announced the addition of Vonage Meetings, which will bring new video collaboration capability to its Vonage Business Cloud (VBC) solution. Vonage Meetings is the latest in a series of innovations to VBC, enhancing the Company’s unified communications offering and solidifying its status as the world’s most flexible communications platform.