VOIP America, Cloud Communication and Collaboration Distributor and Vodia Networks announce a strategic partnership in the Latin American market. Resellers and MSPs in the region can now rely on VOIP America to meet their demands. This incredible partnership strengthens Vodia’s presence in Central and South America, including hardware, software, support and certification training.
Boston, MA and Coral Gables, FL – (October 5th, 2020) – VOIP America, Cloud Communication and Collaboration Distributor and Vodia Networks announce a strategic partnership in the Latin American market. Resellers and MSPs in the region can now rely on VOIP America to meet their demands. This incredible partnership strengthens Vodia’s presence in Central and South America, including hardware, software, support and certification training.
Vodia is a SIP PBX software (open standard) compatible with Microsoft Teams and that can work as a single instance or as a multi-instance white label solution for small telecommunications operators, without the need for initial investment and with a business model based 100% on channel distribution.
Kyle Asbury, Director of Sales & Marketing at Vodia Networks: “We are extremely excited about our partnership with VOIP America for the LATAM market. Working with such a professional and diverse team puts us in a great position to expand our market share in LATAM, where local support is paramount.”
The VOIP America Team: “We are thrilled to join forces with Vodia. Let’s provide LATAM with some of the best PBX solutions the market has to offer!”
For more information, visit voip-america.com, voipamerica and www.vodia.com.
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