SARASOTA, Fla., Dec. 20, 2017 -- Star2Star Communications, provider of the World's Most Complete Cloud Communications Solution with options ranging from Hosted to Hybrid, announced today that they won the 2017 INTERNET TELEPHONY Unified Communications (UC) Excellence Award, presented by TMC. Star2Star has been recognized as a recipient of this prestigious award six times since 2011.
INTERNET TELEPHONY’s Unified Communications Excellence Award honors companies who have pioneered exceptional UC solutions including hardware, software, and services that lead the charge in a rapidly growing industry.
“Congratulations to the winners of the 2017 Unified Communications Excellence Award,” said Rich Tehrani, CEO at TMC. “These recipients represent the true innovators in the UC marketplace - each committed to delivering quality solutions that improve their customer's businesses. I look forward to watching their continued growth.”
Michelle Accardi, President and Chief Revenue Officer at Star2Star, commented: “We are always honored to receive recognition for our innovative solutions. Our goal is to deliver a full spectrum of communications solutions that help businesses increase their productivity, reduce their communications expenses, and drive real business value.”
About Star2Star Communications
Founded in 2006 in Sarasota, Florida, Star2Star Communications empowers global business success with a Full Spectrum Communications Solution. With options ranging from Hosted to Hybrid, Star2Star offers unparalleled value, reliability, quality, and scalability. Star2Star unifies business communications including voice, video, fax, mobile, chat, and presence management.
Star2Star's award-winning, patented Constellation™ Network overcomes the reliability and quality limitations of other communications technologies and enables companies to choose the deployment methodology that aligns best with their needs. For businesses who require high-quality voice, redundant networks for continuity, and ultra-reliable communications, Star2Star's Hybrid architecture offers the highest guaranteed SLAs in the industry at an affordable price. Businesses with less complexity, who seek the best communications capabilities for their employees and customers, can consider Star2Star's Hosted solution the optimal choice.
With a customer retention rate of 99.85%, Star2Star has been recognized by a multitude of leading analysts. In the past six years, Star2Star was named to the Forbes Most Promising Companies list, the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 five times, and the Inc. 500|5000 seven times. The company was also named by IHS as a Top 10 Hosted Business VoIP/UC Provider and has been in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for UCaaS, Worldwide for the last four years.
Casey O’Loughlin
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