VOIP and SIP News

An end-to-end VoIP solution is now available through Norango
and the telephone answering service company has just become a Value-Added Reseller of Snom.

Having become a VAR, Norango customers now have access to all sorts of internet telephony options. That includes packages for hosted Phone branch Exchanges and handsets to deliver all the best features of VoIP.

Mike Relf, the Sales Director of Norango, said: “We have traditionally stayed away from hardware as an offering. But when we combined the rich feature set of snom with our telephone answering service and hosted PBX, we felt it was a compelling combination that could really benefit our customers.

He added: “For me, the snom is in a league of its own; its reliability and scalability is unrivalled and let’s not forget, it looks pretty good too.”

The Snom packages work within the cloud and are secure and scalable. Technical support is provided to all customers thanks to Norango’s accredited system.

Norango Ltd markets itself as a 24-hour telephone answering service and it is based in the UK. The Snom range of telephone answering products will be targeted at small and medium size businesses who can now use one VoIP supplier for all of their requirements.

About Norango Ltd also offers cutting edge hosted VOIP services such as ISDN, inbound non-geographic numbers and MPLS.

As part of its customer service and VoIP solutions, Snom has launched a video library so that consumers can peruse its products.

The Snom channel is also available on the company blog and gives a good idea of the features of products such as the snom 821 OCS edition.

Those features include interoperable presence ability, the directory search function, how to handle the device's locking capabilities and how to access the contact list.

One of the products that Snom is really promoting at the moment is the snom ONE plus IP PBX system, a hardware solution for medium sized companies that need easy-to-use and reliable VoIP.

The snom ONE plus IP PBX system works best for between five and 150 employees, but the company describes it as being among the market's most scalable plug-and-play systems.