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The most efficient business telecommunication technologies help you effectively serve customers, ensure the reliable exchange of information and improve productivity by streamlining communications.
Text by Stacy Wynn | May 24, 2018 | Lifestyle

A key to reducing costs is to determine what services your company needs in order to avoid paying for features you’ll never use. By using a company such as Convergia, you’re ensured that your business has one consolidated bill without any hidden costs or overlapping services from multiple providers, all the while guaranteeing the best packages with your budget in mind. Founded in 1998, Convergia has grown into a worldwide leader of technology integration and a provider of voice, mobility, internet, network solutions, cloud services, hardware, value-added services and professional solutions. The company boasts one of the largest privately held global end-to-end telecom networks in the world, with a cutting-edge fiber optic network spanning over 50 countries in 4 continents, connecting more than 150 points of presence. With Convergia’s turnkey service you’ll get a comprehensive tailored solution, integrating all facets of your IT needs with a single point of contact. You’ll also get Convergia’s dedicated team of experts assigned to engineering, installation, service operations and support. Financing options are also available, including interest-free payment programs, rentals, hosted solutions and leasing.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
› Jose Francisco Jouvin is General Manager of Convergia, Inc., who works in the U.S. headquarters. He’s responsible for the company’s strategic expansion into different markets as a technology integrator and service provider; 786.437.2323; Convergia.com.

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