Voiceserve, an internet telephony software and service provider, announced it has received an initial order from a telecom provider in the Middle East, operating in 18 countries across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
According to a release issued by Voiceserve, the order is the first in a series of similar arrangements negotiated between the two companies.
Company officials said the arrangement involves the private branding of Voiceserve’s Vippie multifunction communicator. The dialer enables voice over internet protocol (VoIP) and SMS over IP, and can be used on most smart phones, including iPhone, Blackberry, and Android.
“We diligently pursued this engagement over the last six months with the adept support of our expert VoIP professionals. With a substantial base of over 100 million subscribers, this contract win presents sizable potential business opportunities, both in terms of order frequency and dollar value. It also demonstrates our growing presence in the Middle East and the ‘smart phone’ in general,” said Michael Bibelman, Voiceserve’s CEO. “We have implemented various corporate growth initiatives in 2011 that exploit our comprehensive, single platform system and unrivaled smart phone dialer capabilities. With further developments in the works, we expect 2011 to be a highly successful year for our business.”
By Staff
