
The NetSapiens Origin Story
It’s been 19 years since David Wang and Anand Buch co-founded NetSapiens. David warned Anand that it would be like a long, expensive cruise, but it’s turned out to be the adventure of a lifetime.
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It’s been 19 years since David Wang and Anand Buch co-founded NetSapiens. David warned Anand that it would be like a long, expensive cruise, but it’s turned out to be the adventure of a lifetime.
During his 15-year tenure as NetSapiens’ CEO, Anand Buch learned a few lessons about leadership and he is happy to share his thoughts with young entrepreneurs.
A telecommunications company that specialises in bespoke business-grade broadband and hosted phone systems, The Halo Tech Group has recently become a NetSapiens service provider partner.
NetSapiens has a complete UC&C platform called SNAPsolution that integrates directly into the Microsoft Teams Portal. And it has many features that aren’t available in the Teams platform.
The growing mobile, work-from-anywhere workforce is a huge opportunity for unified communications and collaborations (UC&C) vendors.
270+ NetSapiens’ partners, end users, event sponsors, UCaaS industry experts, and employees attended UGM’21 in San Diego.
Teri Kruger is a long-time User Group Meeting (UGM) attendee with a unique perspective. She was a NetSapiens client, now she’s an employee.
Our executives were in “the hot seat” responding to an industry analyst’s questions.
Peter Llewellyn of Bespoke Communications based in Sydney, Australia shares some thoughts about this year’s User Group Meeting.
The NetSapiens User Group Meeting (UGM) got off to a rollicking start yesterday evening with an opening reception at the Coronado Island Marriott Resort & Spa.
After a pandemic-forced hiatus, NetSapiens’ annual UGM (User Group Meeting) is back this week at the Coronado Island Marriott Resort & Spa with an agenda full of educational and networking opportunities.
NetSapiens’ end-user growth has gone from zero to two million in less than 20 years.