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26 Jun, 2013
Alteva, in conjunction with Lawyers Service Group, will educate businesses on the efficiencies of Mobile UCaaS
PHILADELPHIA, PA – June 26, 2013 –
Alteva (NYSE MKT: ALTV), a premier provider of hosted
Unified-Communications-as-a-Service
(UCaaS) , announces the creation of a new Professional Services Advisory Group, co-chaired by Alteva Channel Manager, Michael Harakal III, and Michael Lamond CPA, CFE for the Lawyer Services Group. The Professional Services Advisory Group was established to facilitate the rapid adoption of Unified Communications and Collaboration, ultimately increasing business development and productivity, while promoting energy efficiency and reducing operating costs. “I’ve been involved with the implementation of emerging technologies for over 40 years. In contributing to the formation of groups like PwC US’ national marketing department, Philadelphia Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrator’s LegalTech Conference, and the national conference, I recognize that Unified Communications and Collaboration can have a huge impact on professionals,” comments Mike Lamond, President of the Lawyers Services Group, and Co-Chair of Alteva’s Professional Services Advisory Group. Realizing the shift to mobile communications, Alteva’s Unified Communications-as-a-Service (UCaaS) solution enhances productivity and efficiency while simultaneously providing businesses with advanced features and functionality. The Professional Services Advisory Group will utilize educational programs to introduce UCaaS and Collaboration to businesses, hosting a webinar and live event at Alteva’s state-of-the-art Innovation Center on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 at 4PM EDT entitled: New Innovations in Personal Marketing. The presentation will address:
- Why professional services marketing is becoming more collaborative and scientific
- How this new generation of buyers and influencers are changing the way professional services firms should market
- How the combination of research, strategy, unified communication and collaboration marketing can increase firm growth and profitability
- How your communications platform can affect lead generation and business development
- 3 key characteristics winning firms have over runner-up firms
