Telecom Reseller Podcast: Phone.com Tackles Telemedicine

On October 23, 2020
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Joel Maloff, our Senior Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer, was delighted to sit down for a discussion with Telecom Reseller about how we are exploring new ground in terms of our capabilities and the business sectors that we serve. The resulting podcast provides an in-depth look at how Phone.com is continuing to innovate its business phone service to meet the needs of healthcare providers and the channel partners who serve them, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Healthcare providers require solutions that are HIPAA compliant, integrated, and seamless to use for providers and patients alike. The Phone.com solution is unique

Webinar will explore how channel partners, resellers and managed services providers can increase recurring revenue and customer retention with flexible voice, video and collaboration services and business models that help businesses adapt to an evolving work environment Newark, New Jersey (August 3, 2020) The way people work has changed, and businesses need adaptable, work-from-anywhere solutions that provide agility for today’s mobile and always-on workforce. To address best practices for solutions providers and their customers, Phone.com invites channel partners, resellers and managed services providers to attend Transformation 2020: Providing Innovative Communications Solutions for Disrupted Business Environments, a live webinar hosted by

A transformative leader in the business communication space with the most convenient self-service cloud communications platform: Phone.com Phone.com is delighted to be included in The Silicon Review’s 50 Best Companies to Watch in 2020. The invention of the telephone was one of the groundbreaking milestones for businesses in the communications technology segment. In today’s digital world, the internet has grown enough to be prevalent, but the telephone is still being used as a staple communications system. As a base technology or a conceptual form, the telephone will not go away because of the advantages in business phone systems. As the

Most people know how to behave in an in-person meeting. Most of us also know how to behave on the phone. On video calls, however, it’s an entirely different story. As the co-founder and CEO of a company that specializes in videoconferencing, I’ve seen that before the Covid-19 pandemic, it wasn’t nearly as common to use video calling services regularly. But now, most of the people I know are having at least one video call per day. Starting in March, the use of enterprise videoconferencing increased significantly compared to pre-pandemic levels. When something becomes this common this quickly, there’s no universal

Once living on the outskirts of UC with an interesting name and a less well understood platform, Phone.com finds itself as a fast-growing company inside mainstream idea. The company had been making strides before the crises, but the sudden need for millions of business to find mobility and remote solutions has jolted more advances. In this podcast Ari Rabban, CEO and Brent Barbara, SVP of Business Development discuss recent milestones and their recent announcement on an upgrade to their video service. We learn why the new video offering will be appealing to companies and will be an attractive

As millions of workers across the globe have adopted alternative ways of working to help fight the spread of COVID-19, Phone.com has harnessed its industry-leading experience and created the innovative technology needed to support remote work. With high-quality video, messaging, screen and file sharing, Phone.com’s updated video meetings service delivers crystal clear communications and seamless collaboration from anywhere at any time on any device. Read the full story at Cloud Communications Alliance >>

COVID-19 has prompted the world to hunker down and work from home. For the average person with a desk job, this doesn’t pose regulatory problems, but for healthcare providers, the use of personal devices and lack of oversight from an organization’s IT department is leaving them and their companies susceptible to violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Enforcers of HIPAA, the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), announced on March 17 that they would be using “enforcement discretion” regarding HIPAA violations, potentially waiving some penalties for healthcare providers who serve

The most prominent vector affecting the contemporary data landscape is its increasing decentralization. Developments in cloud computing and mobile technologies have largely supported the trend in which modern workforces are becoming more distributed—yet better connected—than they previously were. The mobile technology space has proved particularly utilitarian in this regard, with a number of innovations predicated on empowering professionals in work environments external to the enterprise. A recent partnership between Web.com Group and Phone.com is furthering this movement by providing a solution to enable employees to leverage the same mobile device with two phone numbers—one for work and one for business. By relying

Newark-based telecom company Phone.com has joined with Web.com to provide a just-in-time communications solution for small business owners juggling personal calls and business calls during the challenging shelter-at-home circumstances. Phone by Web.com is a dedicated business line, including a mobile app, that enables professionals to use separate business and personal phone numbers on a single mobile device. The app streamlines both business and personal calls from one device, reducing telecommunications costs (no need to carry two smartphones in your pocket) and helping small- and medium-sized businesses better organize their business. For desktop users, the expanded web app (web.phone.com) allows a user to process

Web.com Group, a leading web technology company serving millions of customers around the world, and Phone.com today announced a partnership program featuring a new business communications service purpose-built for mobile professionals. The service provides businesses with the ability to secure the two most critical elements of their brand identity in minutes: a website address and phone number. It is currently available for Web.com and Network Solutions customers. Phone by Web.com, is a dedicated business line including a mobile app that enables professionals to use separate business and personal phone numbers on a single mobile device. The app streamlines both business and

With millions of companies across the world still coming to terms with a massive, sudden transition to work-at-home environments, technologies to enable teleworking have been front and center. Many tech companies have reported significant increases in their cloud communications and collaboration solutions, which give workers access to the same communications tools they have at the office. One of the challenges of remote and mobile workers is the BYOD trend – workers are using their personal mobile devices for business activities. For employees, that can be a disruption, especially when business calls come in during off hours. It can

Phone.com Recognized for Industry Innovation Phone.com announced today that TMC, a global, integrated media company, has named Phone.com as a recipient of a 2020 INTERNET TELEPHONY Product of the Year Award. Phone.com is the modern, work-from-anywhere communications solution for today’s agile, mobile, and always-on entrepreneurs and growing businesses. Phone.com is used by over 30,000 companies. Phone.com is a comprehensive cloud-based business phone system that offers enterprise-grade, unified communications and collaboration (UCaaS) services without requiring any contract or large up-front investment. Phone.com’s award-winning platform includes HD voice, video conferencing, text messaging, collaboration, fax, audio conferencing, and many other features