Benemen has re-branded as Enreach, after being acquired by the pan-European unified communications services group in May this year.
Based in Helsinki and Stockholm, Benemen’s name change takes the Enreach brand into the Nordics market for the first time.
Benemen was founded in 2007 and employs 70. Its customers include high-profile firms like Finnair, Volvo and Pohjantähti.
“We are supporting more than 100 Nordic-headquartered enterprises and upper mid-market companies to be more effective and productive with their company-wide voice communications,” said Matti Heikkonen, managing director of Enreach for Enterprises.
“With the help of our intelligent voice solutions, customers make more revenue, provide exceptional customer experience and save costs when replacing their legacy voice infrastructure with our native voice cloud.”
Stijn Nijhuis, CEO of Enreach, added: “The rebranding of Benemen to Enreach is another important step on our journey to be Europe’s UC and CCaaS market leader. We can target upper mid-market and enterprise businesses as well as strategic partners with our cloud-embedded voice solutions.
“With Benemen, we add enhanced voice capabilities to our broad portfolio, including cloud contact centre solutions and other value-add services such as conversational AI and Teams integration.”
This week, Enreach revealed a unified platform that brings together technologies from various businesses it has acquired across Europe. The new platform was unveiled at its Enreach bi-annual event in Cannes, France, which was attended by over 100 service provider partners.
The Enreach Unified Platform – or Enreach UP – will launch next February, and will include solutions around unified communications, contact centres, video collaboration and conversational bots.
