Broadview Networks Snags Best of Biz Awards for UC Suite

Broadview Networks has been awarded a gold Best in Biz Award for OfficeSuite in the Product Line of the Year category.

In addition, the OfficeSuite UC offering was recognized as a bronze winner for Small or Medium Business Service of the Year, and MyOfficeSuite as a bronze winner for App of the Year.

Broadview’s OfficeSuite portfolio, available via channel partners, encompasses a broad range of cloud-based business services, including hosted unified communications (UC) services, hosted e-mail solutions, backup and recovery services, public servers, application redundancy and private cloud and data center solutions. Its flagship product, OfficeSuite UC, delivers UC services on its own proprietary UC as a service (UCaaS) platform called OfficeSuite to its more than 250,000 users nationwide and utilizes the cloud for 100 percent of call processing and data storage for the highest level of security. In addition, the MyOfficeSuite mobile app extends beyond the desktop browser, ensuring that the power of OfficeSuite UC is accessible right from their mobile devices so that they never lose touch with the office or customers.

“We are honored to receive this recognition from Best in Biz Awards’ distinguished panel of experts,” said Brian Crotty, Broadview’s COO. “We have worked diligently to stay ahead of the technology curve, ensuring that SMB to enterprise customers have access to the best technology designed to be as secure, intuitive and easy to use as possible so that employees can actually put the features of the system to use in their everyday work lives.”

The Best in Biz Awards 2016 garnered more than 600 entries from an array of public and private companies of all sizes and from a variety of industries and geographic regions in the US and Canada. Honors were presented in 60 categories and were determined based on scoring from an independent panel of 50 judges from widely known newspapers, business, consumer and technology publications, TV outlets and analyst firms.


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