Sky Business, Sky’s B2B division, has announced the launch of its Cloud Voice solution.

Designed to meet the needs of businesses with advanced voice needs, Sky Business Cloud Voice offers a flexible and future-ready cloud communication solution that enables teams to work from anywhere, with business calling on the go, video conferencing and messaging tools powered by Webex by Cisco. Offering 60 advanced call features and unlimited internal minutes, the service integrates with existing business infrastructure and seeks to enhance productivity and collaboration while eliminating outdated phone systems.

Whether businesses have already migrated from traditional Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) systems, set to be switched off by Openreach in January 2027, or are preparing to do so, Sky Business says Cloud Voice provides a solution that ensures greater flexibility and mobility, underpinned by its expert team and round-the-clock customer support.

“Businesses are looking for smarter ways for employees to communicate, that support productivity, are collaborative, and future proofed. With Sky Business Cloud Voice, we’re offering a solution that not only meets these needs but does so in a way that is cost-effective and scalable,” said Damian Saunders, MD, Sky Business, Mid-Market & Enterprise. “By partnering with Gamma, a leading provider of cloud-based communication services, our customers can benefit from the highest quality technology, backed by our industry leading support.”

Mayuresh Thavapalan, Commercial and Marketing Director, Sky Business, added: “At Sky Business, we’re committed to helping UK businesses thrive, by providing an ever-growing range of tailored and reliable connectivity solutions. Our products are designed to work better together, so customers that choose Sky Business for Cloud Voice in combination with any of our business grade internet connectivity, such as Broadband or Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), can expect the best possible voice or video calling experience as well as seamlessly integrated customer service.”

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