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The first quarter of 2012, ended Sept. 30, 2011 provided a positive outlook for IP telephony solutions provider, Sangoma Technologies Corporation. The company has announced the highlights of this unaudited timeframe, highlighting a 20 percent increase in sales from the same time period the year before.

Jenne, a value-added distributor of IP telephony, audio and video conferencing, data networking and IT security products, announced it has signed a distribution agreement with Bluesocket, a provider of wireless network solutions with virtual control.

StreamWIDE, provider of value-added telephony services, announced that the company solutions designed to revitalize an operator's call completion product line was provided to the Mobile TeleSystems OJSC, the telecommunications provider in Russia and the CIS.

Trisys Corp, a provider of call recording and call accounting solutions, announced that businesses can now collect telephony data from up to 100 remote locations using Trisys' Remote Manager and Tapit-Call Accounting software. In order to receive call accounting information from all of their remote sites, customers need to install Remote Manager and Tapit on their host computer. Accounting information will be automatically delivered from each site.

The SpareBank 1 alliance has selected Telenor as supplier of the alliance's total requirement for telephony.

Internet telephony service provider Coms Plc unveiled a new call App named In Genius, for users of Sales Force. The In Genius application has been designed to closely integrate Sales Force with the Coms business telephone services. Calls can be made from within sales force, helping to ensure accurate updating of information, such as next actions and how the call was wrapped up.

Columbitech, a mobile VPN security provider, has recently introduced a mobile VPN client for Android 4.0, available for free download from the Android Market.

U.S. telecom giant Verizon Wireless has agreed to deploy Cisco's CRS-3 carrier router as part of its plan to upgrade IP network infrastructure around the nation.