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M&A carries on in unified comms space

Tom Allen

09 January 2018 •

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Polycom, West and Star2Star all had announcements to make

The UC market continues to shrink while remaining the same size

The consolidation seen last year in the unified communications (UC) industry showed no signs of slowing down in the first week of 2018, with M&A announcements issued by companies including Polycom and...

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