Australian unified communications service provider MOVOX has opened a new share offer to raise up to $1.3 million from selected investors. The company will use the funds to complete the acquisition of an SME customer base from a competing service provider and accelerate growth through a national marketing campaign.

MOVOX Managing Director, Mr Rohan Doyle, said “For several years MOVOX has focused activities on developing its’ unified communications platform and other software applications that enable the delivery of services to our customers. We’re ideally placed to capitalise on the acquisition, using our proprietary software applications to maximise profit margins, propel sales activity and growth.”

Today, businesses around the world are taking measures to reduce risks from spreading coronavirus whilst doing their best to keep day-to-day business activities operating as usual.

Employees have been asked, or have been required to work from home and for many, this new way of working is increasing in popularity and may become typical of how business continue to function into the future.
Maintaining communication between employees has been critical for business moving to a remote workforce and softphone applications have proved to be an extremely viable solution to unify the remote workforce.

MOVOX has recently launched their “XPhone” desktop softphone application for Windows PC’s. MOVOX’s “XPhone” softphone application enables employees who are working from home to make and answer business phone calls from their own desktop PC, laptop or mobile phone, with one single business phone number.