New York, NY (September 29, 2011) — M5 Networks (www.shoretelsky.com), the market leader in business phone systems, announced today the launch of M5 Callfinity Contact Center, providing digital call-center functionality for its business clients and eliminating the need for an … Continued
M5 Networks will be attending the RIT Career Fair this year, September 28th through the 29th. We have had some fantastic alumni from RIT join our staff. In their own words, here is why they love to work at M5. This week, Greg Koch.
M5 Networks will be attending the RIT Career Fair this year, September 28th through the 29th. We have had some fantastic alumni from RIT join our staff. In their own words, here is why they love to work at M5. This week, Luz Ramirez.
M5 Networks, a provider of managed business phone solutions and Sendouts, a provider of online recruiting software, announced the integration of M5′s M5 Connect CTI with Sendouts. The integration enables recruiters to streamline their recruiting process, increase productivity, and make more placements leveraging Sendouts Web-based recruiting software.
As CMO your job is to build the corporate brand and reinforce the effectiveness of marketing programs. You need solutions that allow you to grow your brand awareness, advocacy and revenue. M5 Networks is that solution.
With M5 Connect by Sendouts, users can click–to-dial to start a call from within Sendouts recruiting software anytime a phone number is available. Note taking is automated and real time analytics are available to help measure placement, sales and customer service success.
M5 Networks will be attending the RIT Career Fair this year, September 28th through the 29th. We have had some fantastic alumni from RIT join our staff. In their own words, here is why they love to work at M5. This week, Hope Luster.
M5 Networks will be attending the RIT Career Fair this year, September 28th through the 29th. We have had some fantastic alumni from RIT join our staff. In their own words, here is why they love to work at M5. This week, Kyle Dawson.
Remember back to the late 1990s when businesses finally acknowledged that instant messaging was a useful communications tool, and took steps to bring it under management control, creating Enterprise Instant Messaging?
Well, the same thing is finally happening with another hitherto-uncontrolled communications mode: New York City-based M5 Networks—which has been quietly over the past decade building a unique, integrated business communications service suite—recently announced the availability of SMS (short messaging system) with its business IP phone service.
M5 Networks took the opportunity to announce a new partnership effort with Bluewolf, an agile business consulting firm, to bring SMS messaging into the Salesforce.com picture. M5 Business SMS for Salesforce allows M5 users to send and receive text messages directly from their business phone number and integrate SMS (short message service) messages directly into their Salesforce.com CRM software. This in effect turns SMS messaging into an additional measurable service channel.