Anittel offers Cisco UC service
Claims this will be the first hosted Cisco offering within Australia
- 21 June, 2012 11:09
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ASX-listed regional specialist, Anittel, will soon offer Cisco’s unified communications service under a multi-tenant arrangement.
The company claims this will be the first of such hosted Cisco offering within Australia and is a significant area that it will be looking into in the coming years.
The announcement follows its efforts in improving its equipment in all of its 12 Australian interconnect points.
Anittel also mentioned that it enhances its national multi-protocol label switching network, upkeeps wholesale provider and retail customer demands and decreases customer connectivity complexity.
More to follow.
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