Cloud telephony for consultancy.
Connect, collaborate, and grow your business with a cloud phone system designed for modern consultancies and agencies.
Connect, collaborate, and grow your business with a cloud phone system designed for modern consultancies and agencies.

Cloud telephony eliminates the limitations of traditional phone systems, enabling consultancies and agencies to optimise client interactions, reduce communication costs, and focus on what matters most – delivering exceptional service and achieving business objectives.
This London-based consulting and research firm has specialised in all things telecom since 1985 and has a team of 170 spread across five European offices.
To reflect modern workforce demands, Analysys Mason sought a more reliable, flexible, and cost-effective telephone system for its globally dispersed team.
The system required strong reliability to perform seamlessly and meet all user needs. Cost was a key factor, aiming to provide a value-for-money improvement over the previous on-premise PBX setup.
Flexibility was essential to empower users to maximize productivity, no matter their location or task. Additionally, simplified management was needed to relieve the IT team of the technical burdens of administering the old system.
NFON provides a fully redundant architecture and comprehensive, in-house-managed, end-to-end data security.
Simple: Easy to set up, fast to configure, and smooth to integrate into an existing communication infrastructure.
Flexible: Allows you to work wherever you want. Whenever you want. And from any device.
Reliable: NFON offers a fully redundant architecture and end-to-end data security. All are designed and managed in-house.
Reduced management and maintenance overheads to free up valuable internal IT resources.
Employees can work flexibly from any location, using the same contact number across all devices for seamless communication.
Increased productivity through on-demand scalability, and hassle-free solution.
The user-friendly interface allowed Analysys Mason to configure the system themselves, avoiding waiting for support from the supplier, which was a problem before.