Cloud Group Partners with DIDWW for International VoIP Expansion

VoIP communication and SIP trunking services provider DIDWW has partnered with Cloud Group to further expand its VoIP offerings into international markets. Specifically, the partnership was formed to help the fast-growing Belgian telecom operator boost its product portfolio, enhance communication services quality, and better reach its enterprise customers.

"We are delighted to work with Cloud Group and help them grow by using our high-quality voice services and global phone number portability for business communications,” said Rita Zile, Senior Account Manager at DIDWW. “We are looking forward to building a successful long-term partnership with their team."

Cloud Group’s offerings make it possible for businesses of all sizes to use IP phones, softphones, IP DECTs and CloudCall applications for iOS/Android to make and receive calls. Now, the company will also be using DIDWW's VoIP services in over 80 countries, including geographic, mobile, national and toll-free DID numbers, along with two-way SIP trunking and virtually unlimited call capacity.

With DIDWW, its customers have been able to efficiently migrate away from traditional PSTN services and make the move to modern IP-based voice communications.

Commenting on the partnership and how it will open up new opportunities in international markets, Mike Mol, Sales Director at Cloud Group said, "An important part of our customer portfolio is active outside of Belgium, hence we were looking for a unified communications solution to implement across multiple geographies. With customers present in 30+ countries, this partnership has opened doors and possibilities for Cloud Group by expanding our target markets outside of our local presence.”

Last month, DIDWW announced that it was expanding its emergency services support to allow for emergency calling capabilities with the DIDWW SIP service in sixteen additional countries including Norway, Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Bulgaria, Albania, Greece, Turkey, Argentina, Brazil, Australia and New Zealand.

Edited by Erik Linask