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Comcast Launches Voice Edge in Denver

May 22, 2013 |
DENVER -- Comcast Business, a unit of Comcast Cable, the nation’s largest video, high-speed Internet and phone provider to business and residential customers, today announced that Comcast Business VoiceEdge™, a cloud-based voice and unified communications solution, is now available in the Denver area. Fully managed over Comcast’s network, Business VoiceEdge eliminates the need for expensive on-site PBX equipment or key systems, provides a manageable monthly cost, and delivers high service quality to improve communications and productivity.

Comcast Business VoiceEdge also provides a full suite of unified communications (UC) features and high definition (HD) voice quality, helping today’s multi-site organizations and mobile workforces communicate more efficiently. The service will be available throughout the greater Denver area. The service is now offered across 39 states in Comcast’s network.

“Colorado has a diverse range of companies and industries that rely on voice services to stay connected to employees and customers who are ‘on the go’ more than ever before,” said Shawn Adamson, vice president at Comcast Business, Mile High region. “The addition of our cloud-based voice service allows customers to quickly and easily add reliable, HD-quality calling with a full set of UC features to help them communicate better and get business done faster.”

Comcast Corp.



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