Yeastar S‑Series VoIP PBX Wins the TMC 2020 Product of the Year Award

On July 22, 2020, Yeastar, a global provider of PBX systems for SMEs, announced that its S‑Series VoIP PBX had received the Communications Solutions Product of the Year 2020 award from TMC, a global integrated media company. This is the third consecutive year Yeastar has won this award and its fifth win overall since the competition began.

The S‑Series VoIP PBX is described as easy to use, flexible and feature-rich, having demonstrated its value during the COVID‑19 pandemic through its exceptional remote working capabilities. In conjunction with the Linkus Unified Communications softphone and Linkus Cloud Service, the S‑Series enables remote workers to access voice, instant messaging, conferencing and presence from any device, providing a unified platform.

Alan Shen, CEO of Yeastar, said: “We are proud to receive a second award from TMC in just two months, after winning the 2020 Excellence in Remote Working Solutions award in May. These recognitions make our team’s hard work over the past year worthwhile. We will not rest on our laurels, but will continue to innovate to serve our customers as well as possible.”

Rich Tehrani, CEO of TMC, added: “Congratulations to Yeastar on this distinction. The S‑Series VoIP PBX is a truly innovative product and ranks among the best communication solutions available on the market today. I look forward to Yeastar’s continued excellence in 2020 and beyond.”

The award is part of the complete list of TMC Communications Solutions Product of the Year 2020 winners, available on TMC’s website.

Founded in 2006, Yeastar has more than 200 000 customers worldwide and offers cloud and on-premises VoIP PBXs and VoIP gateways, as well as unified communications solutions. TMC, meanwhile, is recognized for its educational content, industry news, live events and social influence, helping global buyers make purchasing decisions and navigate markets.

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