CallTower Boosts Mobile Productivity with Teams Mobile Dialer

Cloud-based communication and collaboration solutions provider CallTower announced a new mobile productivity offering with the launch of its Teams Mobile Dialer solution. It’s set to redefine business mobile communications by seamlessly integrating Microsoft (News - Alert) Teams functionalities into mobile devices so businesses get enhanced mobility, connectivity, and productivity.

Employees remain connected and productive, whether they are in the office, at home, or on the go which is an important flexibility option for today's fast-paced business environment.

Using cutting-edge technology, the solution transforms mobile phones into versatile endpoints, equipping users with the flexibility to make and receive calls directly from their native dialer using existing Teams numbers and creating a unified experience (UX) for customers.

With this approach, the barriers between traditional desk phones, conference phones, and mobile devices are removed, ensuring a seamless communication experience for teams on the go.

There is a simple five-step process to get up and running and uses can utilize existing Teams numbers on any BYOD mobile phone.

In addition to seamlessly integrating Microsoft Teams functionalities into mobile devices, it also offers a way to make and receive Teams business calls using the native dialer and receive calls on multiple devices, including mobile phones, desktops, and Teams apps.

“With the launch of our Teams Mobile Dialer solution, we are ushering in a new era of mobile communication efficiency for businesses worldwide,” said Doug Larsen, Senior Vice President of Software and Product at CallTower (News - Alert). “We understand the importance of empowering organizations with the tools they need to stay connected, collaborate effectively, and drive productivity from anywhere. This solution not only simplifies business communications but also enhances the overall user experience, enabling teams to work smarter and more efficiently.”