PGi, the world’s largest dedicated provider of collaboration solutions, has announced that GlobalMeet audio conferencing integrates with Skype for Business Server environments, unlocking new functionality for Skype users without requiring additional hardware purchases. GlobalMeet for Skype Server allows workers inside and outside of an enterprise to join a Skype meeting directly from a desk or mobile phone with adoption and support provided by PGi’s global customer care team, alleviating the burden of Skype help desk support from IT teams.
What You Need to Know:
GlobalMeet seamlessly integrates with Skype for Business Server and is already deployed with several of PGi’s Fortune 500 customers. GlobalMeet for Skype Server allows:
- Full functionality: For customers who want to diversify their existing service provider mix, PGi manages all global network and carrier requirements so enterprise IT teams can focus less on day-to-day management of bandwidth to accommodate voice traffic
- Better Value: IT pros know that SIP connection charges can often represent ‘hidden fees’. PGi’s Skype Server solution can help mitigate those costs by extending the capabilities of our customers’ investments with simplified, straight-forward consumption-based pricing instead of plans based on bandwidth or pools
- Support for every Skype user: Users are supported by PGi’s award-winning, global customer service organisation backed by 24/7 tech assistance with local language assistance in up to 10 languages so IT teams can outsource support questions and help desk functionality to PGi
- Unified experience: Whether users connect via GlobalMeet or via Skype, the user interface is the same which drives better adoption across an organisation
- Everywhere access: Global coverage with 160+ access points, across 60+ countries, from more than 40 carriers
- Technical deployment support: PGi consulting services including diagnostic checks on your Skype for Business network, full reporting capabilities, network assessment and optional health checks to ensure there is no packet loss while eliminating global network and audio carrier management
Frost & Sullivan Principal Analyst, Rob Arnold stated:




