ComputerTalk is pleased to announce that we have been scored as a leader against competitors in the Ease of Customization category in InfoTech Research Group’s Software Reviews.

ComputerTalk is pleased to announce that we have been scored as a leader against competitors in vendor capability satisfaction in the InfoTech Research Group’s SoftwareReviews.

It was that one Spring morning a number of years ago that I made the call (a cold call, in fact). The snow had melted, the ground was just thawing, and trees were starting to bud once again. It was a call to a young company, merely six years in existence, that had specialized in voice IVR systems with a platform called Glacier. It was advanced self-serve technology running on high-density telephony boards with analog lines and ISDN PRI trunks. (It has since morphed into a feature-rich omnichannel contact center product.)

We are pleased to announce that we have partnered with VNEXT Group to provide customers with full telephony and unified communications (UC) migration to Microsoft Teams, including the contact center.

My journey to ComputerTalk started at Wilfrid Laurier University; I was in my 4th year of a Communications Studies degree and was still figuring out what I wanted to do after graduating. I decided to go to the Waterloo Career Fair to see what employers were there and what piqued my interest.

ComputerTalk is excited to announce that we’re scored a leader in exceeding client expectations in InfoTech Research Group’s SoftwareReviews.

Like many university students, I am not 100% sure on the career path I want to take, but doing People Function Co-op at ComputerTalk has opened the door to a vast variety of possibilities that I did not even know were possible.