Evolve IP has agreed a strategic partnership with IT Naturally, a Peterborough-based MSP.
This collaboration aims to deliver seamless, integrated workplace technologies that enhance productivity, security and user experience for businesses.
Jamie Hughes, UK sales director at Evolve IP, said, "IT Naturally's dedication to delivering easy-to-use, flexible technologies and being sustainably conscious, resonates with Evolve IP's strengths. We are excited to support IT Naturally as they expand their customer base, offering businesses alternative technologies that can enhance their communication strategies."
Through this partnership, IT Naturally will offer a range of Evolve IP’s enterprise-grade, white-label solutions from its Anywhere Product Suite, designed to help organisations thrive in a 'work anywhere' world. Evolve IP also provides native integration with leading collaboration platforms, including Webex and Microsoft Teams.
Hughes added, "Our expanding ecosystem of best-of-breed solutions includes call capture, business insights, conversational moments, API integrations, receptionist console, PCI-compliant payment services, outbound AI communications, CCaaS solutions and business mobile technology.
“By empowering our partners with seamlessly integrated workplace technologies, we aim to support their customers in improving productivity, security and the overall end-user experience. We are delighted to welcome IT Naturally to the Evolve IP partner community.”
Richard Gardner, CEO at IT Naturally, said, “We’re really excited to partner with Evolve IP and the cutting-edge telephony solutions they provide. There’s a clear opportunity for our clients to enhance their telephony setup, with the added benefit of having a single, trusted MSP - IT Naturally - to deliver the changes and wrap it all with 24x7 support from our service desk.
“The technology is impressive, especially the AI-enabled features that can add real value to contact centres. It’s a great addition to our portfolio, complementing our existing Teams Telephony offering, and with the BT copper line switch-off now imminent, this couldn’t come at a better time.”