As of February 24, 2016, Yeastar, a Chinese manufacturer of IP communication systems, had outlined its ambitions at ITEXPO in the United States. Stephen Corrigan, vice president of US sales, described the company as “one of the best-kept secrets in communications.” Corrigan highlighted Yeastar’s success in Eastern markets, driven by its cost-effective solutions and ability to connect traditional communication infrastructure to IP networks.
The company offers a modular system that can be assembled in a single cabinet, designed for businesses with 5 to 500 users as well as the consumer market. The solutions provide advanced features and technical support aimed at increasing operational efficiency.
Corrigan emphasized Yeastar’s open and collaborative approach, saying the company “is here to help its partners succeed.” He also noted that 2016 would be a key year, with many new products planned.
Jessica Yao, head of business development, announced that 2016 would mark Yeastar’s tenth year in business and that a new PBX range, intended to fully replace the current line, would be launched. This PBX would include mobility features to meet the demands of an always-connected world, allowing users to be reached from anywhere, whether a café or an executive suite.
The team plans to strengthen its presence in the United States by engaging distribution channels more actively, as Corrigan noted. The announcement concludes by inviting US industry players to follow Yeastar’s next steps closely as it prepares to play a major role in the daily lives of American businesses.
The Yeastar team supports businesses and integrators in assessing their needs, selecting an architecture, and preparing for deployment.