Novanet, Cloud Communications Company

Novanet is a multinational cloud communications company headquartered in Mumbai, India. Novanet services include a WebRTC-enabled Cloud Contact Center Solution and Optimized VoIP for small-to-medium size and enterprises across the globe. Novanet recently exhibited their WebRTC Enabled Cloud Contact Center[1]

Novanet

Type	Private
Industry	Cloud-Based Business Communications Services
Founded	1999
Founder	Shailesh Tyagi
Headquarters	San Francisco, California , United States
Products	Cloud Contact Center Solution (C3) Optimized VoIP
Website	Novanet

Products

Cloud Contact Center (C3): Powered by WebRTC technology, (C3) offers features like in-browser integration, click-2-call, live monitoring, etc
Optimized VoIP: Uses routing technology that dynamically chooses an optimum path to deliver consistent call quality over the Internet.

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References

Partners, Channel (17 March 2015). "Novanet Highlights WebRTC-Enabled Platform". Channel Partners Exhibition 2015. Retrieved 23 August 2015.

External links

Official website

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