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Sprint Offers Cloud-based Conferencing Solution UberConference as part of Google App for Work

Sprint Offers Cloud-based Conferencing Solution UberConference as part of Google App for Work Image Credit: UberConference

Sprint extends Google App for Work suite of value-added services by offering conference calls and employee collaboration service to its business custormers as part of its software-as-a-service portfolio. The service is powered by UberConference by Switch Communications, a professional high-quality audio conference and online meeting solution run by a group of former Google employees, including Google Voice creator Craig Walker

According to Sprint, in addition to core conferencing capabilities, the service comes with extended features, including Google Hangouts up to 100 participants, PIN-less conference calls, web conferences, document sharing, text chat, HD audio and call recording.

Craig Walker, CEO of Switch Communications
UberConference delivers state of the art, cloud-based collaboration tools for conference calling, a space that hasn’t seen innovation in decades. We’ve seen great traction from companies both large and small, who are looking to improve their employees’ conferencing experience, while also helping reduce their annual conference costs. We look forward to accelerating our rapid growth trajectory by teaming with Sprint.

Mike Fitz, vice president of business solution commercialization, Sprint Business
Sprint is committed to building a comprehensive mobile-centric Google Apps for Work offer that makes it easy for businesses to benefit from collaboration and adding UberConference to our portfolio of value-added services helps us achieve that goal. Businesses will benefit from our combination of aggressive wireless pricing plans and cloud-based collaboration tools that help businesses remove obstacles for their employees and encourage them to work better together.

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