Yesterday, creators of premium audio and video products, Poly (formerly Polycom and Plantronics) announced a new strategic partnership with video platform provider Pexip. This partnership will see Pexip taking over Poly’s existing infrastructure with a new management system described as “Poly powered by Pexip”.
Choosing the right partner for your technology needs is an undertaking that requires a lot of box-ticking – an experienced, proven track record often being high on the list of priorities. However, with the world’s limited resources now a prominent message in our daily lives, a company’s green and sustainability credentials can be just as much a decision maker as business relationships and marginal gains. Many businesses now operate a policy of working with suppliers who operate with a sustainability mindset – and Kinly is no different – but our commitment to reducing our own carbon footprint goes way beyond being selective in our business partners.
Here at Kinly, we pride ourselves in offering an independent approach when supporting customers with their UCC solutions.
When choosing a business partner, it is important to understand that the decision is likely to affect your business for years to come.
Kinly tops Logitech’s sales charts across EMEA to secure the top award at the inaugural ‘Logitech Channel Champions 2022’ competition and event.
Kinly UK team achieves Pexip’s Highest Client Retention rate across the EMEA channel in 2021, as minutes on the Pexip by Kinly video conferencing platform surpass a record breaking 130 million in the UK for the first time.
As well as bringing co-workers ‘together’ when they can’t be in the same place, video conferencing has played a key role in tackling the search for adding new talent to these teams.
Looking back on the pandemic whirlwind of the past two years, it is stunning to see the advances and growth of the Unified Collaborative Communications industry.
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After the pandemic, the acceleration of digital technology has shown that classrooms and lecture theatres need no longer be bound by physical walls, and can become a much more flexible environment. The education sector can benefit from the outcomes of using the right technology, to further the relationship between teacher and student even in a digital space.
