Cloudli Communications, a leading provider of voice, data and messaging solutions, today announced that it has acquired Omnivigil Solutions, a Quebec-based provider of innovative cloud PBX, mass notification and call center solutions. The acquisition enables Cloudli to expand its Canadian SMB customer base while integrating new flexible, feature-rich and customer-centric services.
With its integration of Omnivigil Solutions, Cloudli will offer enhanced business communications including expanded solution capabilities such as contact center, CRM and third-party integrations, responsive and high-quality support, and cost-effective pricing. Cloudli represents an attractive alternative to the incumbent business phone providers, helping Canadian SMBs stay ahead of the rapidly transforming communications landscape.
Omnivigil has more than 1,800 customers and over 70 partners, with points of service extended throughout all provinces of Canada. Omnivigil maintains offices across Québec.
Read Gavin Macomber’s (President and CEO of Cloudli) blog on the acquisition of Omnivigil Solutions.
Cloudli Communications, Corp. delivers feature-rich communications solutions to businesses of all types and sizes, with a track record that spans decades. Today, our solutions include work-from-anywhere unified communications apps for SMBs, VoIP connectivity solutions optimized for businesses of any size and digital fax solutions that leverage new technologies without disrupting trusted and established workflows. Serving over 7,000 customers in the United States and Canada, Cloudli helps businesses across North America better communicate with their customers – how, where and when they want – without compromising security, reliability and efficiency.
For more than 10 years, Omnivigil has been developing advanced communications services and designing solutions to meet the needs of SMBs, municipalities, and government agencies. Omnivigil’s expertise and technology provides companies with optimized and innovative solutions to meet the growing needs in the field of telecommunications. Omnivigil has more than 1,800 customers and over 70 partners, with points of service extended throughout all provinces of Canada. Omnivigil’s offices are located across Québec.
Darktrace Reports Rapid Growth in Canada
Posted in Commentary with tags Darktrace on June 23, 2021 by itnerdDarktrace, a leading autonomous cyber security AI company, today reported that its Canadian customer base has grown substantially over the last year, as organizations across the country seek to protect themselves from increasingly sophisticated cyber-attacks. Significant customer wins in Canada include global retailer Herschel Supply Co., leading Quebec-based brokerage firm Lussier Dale Parizeau (LDP), the City of Sudbury, non-profit United Way of Calgary and Area, and Canucks Sports & Entertainment.
Powered by self-learning Cyber AI, the Darktrace Immune System works by learning the normal ‘pattern of life’ of an organization and can interrupt in-progress attacks across increasingly complex digital infrastructures, including the cloud, email and home office environments. Organizations across the region have not only embraced AI to understand where threatening activity is happening, but also now trust the technology to stop attacks from evolving within a matter of seconds, before security teams are even at their desks.
Darktrace is a leading autonomous cyber security AI company and the creator of Autonomous Response technology. It provides comprehensive, enterprise-wide cyber defense to over 4,700 organizations in over 100 countries, protecting the cloud, email, IoT, traditional networks, endpoints and industrial systems.
A self-learning technology, Darktrace AI autonomously detects, investigates and responds to advanced cyber-threats, including insider threat, remote working risks, ransomware, data loss and supply chain vulnerabilities. The company has 1,500 employees globally, with headquarters in Cambridge, UK. Every second, Darktrace AI detects a cyber-threat, preventing it from causing damage.
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