NWN Introduces Hybrid-Focused Communications Suite

Being flexible as an organization is a necessity in 2022. Over the last two years, safety and health guidelines have made it difficult for some companies to fully commit to in-office work, making hybrid-setups the perfect solution for maintaining productivity from virtually anywhere. Due to the rising popularity of hybrid setups, workplace solution developers are unveiling new services to boost employee capabilities.

Integrated cloud communications service provider  NWN Carousel is embracing this new trend, as the company recently unveiled a new hybrid work suited specifically destined to help employees collaborate and work securely wherever they may be. The suite includes an intuitive unified communications platform, allowing employees  to communicate with video and messaging through their desktop or mobile device.The suite also provides access to enterprise-level connectivity and telephony services for customers, enabling businesses to invest in a wide range of phone devices to enhance communications at a reduced cost.

“Hybrid-work is here to stay and we’re excited to provide our customers with a powerful cloud platform with the flexibility to tackle unforeseen circumstances,” commented Jim Sullivan, CEO NWN Carousel. “Our new Hybrid-work Suite is purpose-built to help organizations provide the best employee experience -- regardless of where their workforce is situated. With integrated cloud calling, networking, security, and proprietary Experience Management Platform - customers now have the freedom and flexibility to work-from-anywhere.”

NWN Carousel’s new hybrid work suite is compatible with many popular single cloud/multi-cloud call ecosystems, including Microsoft,Cisco,and Avaya. Pricing for this new suite starts under $20 per user/per month.

“Whether employees remain remote or return to an office environment, unified communications and collaboration strategies are top business priorities that will shape the future of work and become the backbone of hyperconnected businesses,” added Mark Bowker, Senior Analyst, ESG.

Edited by Maurice Nagle