BOSTON, April 11, 2018 -- Votacall announced today that TMC, a global, integrated media company, has named Votacall’s hosted VoIP Phone System as a winner of the 2018 CUSTOMER Product of the Year Award.
With a robust feature set and a development mantra centered on the customer experience, Votacall’s Hosted VoIP business phone system is changing the way in which businesses communicate.
“Votacall is honored to be named a winner of the Customer Magazine Product of the Year award because it relates directly to our daily mission of developing and deploying game changing, customer-centric Cloud VoIP solutions,” said Andy DeAngelis, Chief Operating Officer, Votacall. “Team Votacall strives to deliver an unrivaled customer experience, it is our differentiator in the crowded hosted VoIP and UCaaS markets. We believe that we are setting a new customer experience standard day in and day out, one that cannot be replicated. This recognition is proof that our recipe for success is working and it will continue to drive innovation in Votacall’s ability to deliver a new standard of VoIP Customer Experience.”
The 2018 CUSTOMER Product of the Year Award recognizes vendors that are advancing the Customer Communications Experience one solution at a time. The award highlights products which enable their clients to meet and exceed the expectations of their customers.
“On behalf of both TMC and CUSTOMER magazine, it is my pleasure to honor Votacall with a 2018 Product of the Year Award,” said Rich Tehrani, CEO, TMC. “The Votacall hosted VoIP business phone system has proven deserving of this elite status and I look forward to continued innovation from Votacall in 2018 and beyond.”
The 20th Annual Products of the Year Award winners will be published in the 2018 1st quarter issue of CUSTOMER magazine.
About Votacall
Votacall is a leading provider of cloud-based voice solutions and business communication systems, with expertise in VoIP, unified communications and call center design and deployment. The company is committed to delivering best-in-class solutions to its customers – helping them stay ahead of the technological curve at the lowest total cost of ownership. For more information, visit www.votacall.com.
TMC’s CUSTOMER Magazine
TMC’s CUSTOMER magazine premiered in September 2012 and is the industry’s new, definitive source for news, product information, and strategies for communications that engage customers and potential customers. Each issue of CUSTOMER includes news and insights on the latest developments in agent training, analytics, ERP, IVR, social CRM solutions, mobile apps, workforce management and more. Please visit http://customer.tmcnet.com for more information.
Votacall Contact
Andy DeAngelis
Chief Operating Officer
TMC Contact
Stephanie Thompson
Manager
203-852-6800, ext. 139
[email protected]


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