IP phone maker, Yealink (News - Alert), manufacturer of IP phones and IP video phones for SMBs held its annual global distributor conference Oct. 17 - 18, 2011 in Xiamen, China to share its product roadmap and celebrate its 10th anniversary in business.

Yealink phones are designed with three productivity boosting factors in mind, including high performance, easy deployment and affordable prices for the world-wide broadband telephony market.

During the two-day conference and gala dinner attendees from all over the world gathered in Xiamen for panel discussions an award ceremony and to explore Yealink’s new product roadmap for the upcoming year.

The conference featured outstanding achievements that Yealink has made in the past ten years and forecasted the increasing trends of Yealink market’s for the coming years, according to company officials. Distributors shared success cases, technology innovations and sales and marketing methods during the conference, as well as explored topics designed to help partners and customers get the most out of their success and experience with Yealink.

“Here we have the best gift for Yealink’s 10th anniversary. While celebrating our achievements, we will keep on striving for our dream,” said David Chen, CEO of Yealink, in the opening address. “In the coming decade, we’ll set Apple (News - Alert) as our model and focus more on R&D strength. We’ll develop better products that meet the emerging market demand, and keep our innovations and everlasting passion for the pursuit of better user experience. Meanwhile, we will expand our brand influence and constantly promote the market share over the world to expand our mutual benefit.”

The conference also provided a special opportunity for Yealink to honor its partners including Jim Kennedy (News - Alert), general manager of C6000 from Texas Instruments and Tim Fan, editor in chief of enterprise networking, SVP of MicroVoIP who both spoke at the conference.

“We have chosen Yealink precisely for its persistent focus, excellent R&D and marketing teams as well as for its tremendous potentials. We are very pleased to see that Yealink has expanded its sales network from coastal cities in China to the whole world in the past few years,” said Jim Kennedy at the conference, “Now Yealink is one of TI’s top five customers in the VoIP field and one of our most important strategic partners. In the future, TI will continue to deepen cooperation with Yealink and provide more advanced solutions and better technical support services to help Yealink introduce better and more products.”

“Not all of the Made-in-China labels are attributes of good quality and design. However, Yealink has made a difference,” said Tim Fan at the conference. “The exceptional performance of its products has strongly demonstrated Yealink’s passion and capability in the field they choose to commit their best efforts in.”