Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Plano, TX, Fonality is a leading developer and marketer of cloud-based business phone and unified communications solutions for businesses of all sizes. Delivered as a monthly service over the internet, Fonality provides an affordable, complete business phone and unified communications solution that includes advanced features, is easy to install and manage and includes 24/7 emergency support. Investors include Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Intel Capital, and Azure Capital Partners.
Specialties
Cloud Based Telecommunications, VoIP Communications, Phone Systems, Unified Communications
New hires at Fonality
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Technical Support Engineer
Came from...
Kingsley Companies, Vice President of Product Development
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Fonality Activity on LinkedIn
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Fonality has a new National Accounts Director
Matthew Hayman is now National Accounts Director, was Business Performance Advisor at Insperity
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Fonality has a new Technical Support Engineer
Matthew Tosunian is now Technical Support Engineer
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Fonality In your opinion, what are some of the communications goals and challenges for small and mid-size businesses?
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Fonality Take a look at the results of our Webtorials study, which measured 2012 communications goals and challenges for SMBs.
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Fonality Did you know, containing cost and reducing TCO remains the main goal for SMBs in 2012 according to our recent study.
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Fonality Curious to see what 8 questions we asked our new CEO on his first day? Then take a look at his latest blog post.
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Fonality Meet our new CEO, David Scult. He will be responsible for leading and driving Fonality to the next level.
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Fonality Study: Cloud investments will increase in 2012 As mobility, efficiency and availability continue to be important aspects of running a business, cloud computing investments will surge in 2012. In fact, a recent study by TechTarget found that more than 50 percent of companies plan to increase their IT budgets, mainly in order to implement cloud-based technologies.
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Fonality Does your company think it is time for VoIP? If not, why?
