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Yealink T27G and T29G certified interoperability for Aasani’s smart PBX platform
Xiamen, China - Nov 16, 2017 - Yealink, the global leading unified communication (UC) terminal solution provider, announced today the completion of Yealink T27G and T29G interoperability testing with the smart PBX platform of Aasani, an early innovator of cloud communications. Aasani’s smart PBX platform has all the benefits of traditional PBX but eliminates the expense and limitations of hardware-based systems, thus contributing to maximize customers’ profits. With today's release of the latest compatible Yealink phones, businesses employing Aasani’s smart PBX can rely on Yealink phones to benefit from the robust and cost-effective unified communications (UC) experience. “Aasani Telecom has had a years’ long relationship with Yealink and has been proudly utilizing their hardware with our SmartSIP Hosted UCaaS platform since day one.” said John Pillow, Business Development Manager of Aasani. “We are pleased to see the successful interoperability tests with Aasani,” said Lucy Liu, Business Development Manager of Yealink. “By working together, Aasani customers now can make the most of Yealink phones to improve their communication efficiency and productivity. We look forward to future cooperation with Aasani for mutual benefits.” she added. The compatible SIP-T27G IP phone, as the upgraded product of T27P, is Yealink’s latest feature-rich tool unifying superior voice capabilities and increased function extension capability for business. The Yealink SIP-T29G IP Phone is the most advanced model in the Yealink T2 IP phone series which has a high-resolution TFT color display and delivers a rich visual experience. For more Yealink phone information, please visit
Yealink’s official IP phone page. For more information, please visit:
www.yealink.com and
http://www.aasani.net/.
