Yeastar, a developer and manufacturer of IP communications equipment, announced on April 18, 2014 that it had joined the partner program of Voxbone, a global leader in DID numbers and inbound SIP trunks.
Under this partnership, Yeastar and Voxbone demonstrate the interoperability of their solutions: testing has already been conducted between Yeastar’s MyPBX and NeoGate and Voxbone’s VoxDID and Vox800 services. This cooperation enables Yeastar customers to obtain local numbers that ring on SIP phones or applications anywhere in the world.
Jessica Yao, Yeastar’s commercial director, said: “We are pleased to work with Voxbone, the market leader in international DID numbers and inbound SIP trunks. By working together, we will show our customers how easy it is to extend their services globally and grow their businesses in new markets.”
Hugh Goldstein, vice president of strategic alliances at Voxbone, added: “Voxbone is excited to begin this new cooperation with Yeastar to help their customers around the world globalize their external telecommunications and seize new market opportunities through inbound SIP trunks.”
Voxbone offers inbound SIP trunks in more than 50 countries, covering over 8 000 cities, and also provides the first emergency calling service accessible in several European countries through a single IP interconnection.
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