Star2Star Jumps on Work from Home Trend with New Products, Bundles

Star2Star is the latest provider in the channel to introduce new products and services during the work-from-home trend.

That trend, of course, might become more permanent for some, even after the COVID-19 pandemic is over. So to meet the demand from customers and partners, Star2Star just announced a slew of new products.

First up is a set of packaged applications, which include urgent nofitication, mass notification, CRM integration and employee alerts. These help businesses to integrate collaboration into their processes to improve their results.

Next is Star2Star Service Insight, which offers analytics on how employees interact with customers and internal departments. It also helps management listen and coach employees, and implements Net Promoter Scoring on calls to improve the customer experience.

Then there is a new and improved, full-service contact center offer. It allows businesses to provide “exceptional” customer service and support with actionable insights. And a new video conferencing tool offers what Star2Star says are seamless video meetings, which people can access right from their browsers.

New Bundles

Star2Star also announced four noteworthy bundles, which the company claims cost anywhere from 15% to 220% less than competitors’ offers. It designed the four bundles to be complete solution sets for businesses of any size in any industry. The work-from-home trend makes most of these a good fit.

Michelle Accardi is president and chief revenue officer at Star2Star.

Star2Star’s Michelle Accardi

“We are proud to present these new solutions to the market at the time when most critically needed,” said Accardi, “One of our core values at Star2Star is to provide the best and most affordable solutions in the industry. This is true especially today with so many businesses struggling amidst this pandemic. We are confident that our latest bundled solutions will be able to provide financial relief as well as enhanced productivity, performance and connectivity during these difficult times.”