Alteva Receives 2014 Unified Communications Product of the Year Award

By Deepika Mala
TMCnet Contributor

TMC, a global, integrated media company recently recognized the Alteva (News - Alert) Mobility solution with the prestigious 2014 Unified Communications Product of the Year Award.

The Mobility solution by Alteva offers options for unified communications across mainstream mobile and desktop platforms including Windows, Mac, iOS and Android (News - Alert), facilitating a solution for every work environment.

"Alteva is thrilled to be recognized as a leader in BYOD and mobility solutions," said Bill Birnie, CMO of Alteva, in a statement. "This award complements our proven record of delivering best-in-class solutions, designed to increase productivity and efficiency for businesses."

Officials said that Alteva Mobility takes full advantage of the entire Alteva UC solution, using softphone applications to convert smartphones and computers into fully-featured business phones.

"I am excited to proclaim Alteva as a 2014 recipient of TMC's Unified Communications Product of the Year Award for their innovative product, Alteva Mobility," said Rich Tehrani (News - Alert), CEO of TMC. "Our judges were very impressed with the ingenuity and excellence displayed by Alteva in their groundbreaking work on the mobile application."

Alteva’s Hosted Unified Communications (News - Alert) solution significantly enhances business productivity and efficiency. It integrates and optimizes best-in-class cloud-based technologies and business applications to provide a comprehensive voice, video and collaboration service for the office and mobile workforce.

All the winners of the 2014 Unified Communications Product of the Year Awards are chosen by the editors of TMC (News - Alert) and are featured on TMCnet.com.

Last month, TMCnet reported that Alteva recently announced that Brian J. Kelley, the company’s board member, has been appointed as its interim chief executive officer, effective immediately. Board member Douglas Benedict will replace Kelley as the chair of the compensation committee.