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NEW YORK Avaya has dropped U.S. spokesman Wayne Brady in favor of a pitch to global technophiles who see the company’s Internet protocol phone service as a cool innovation in business communications.
A new campaign, tagged, “Communciations at the heart of business,” aims to show decision makers how routing voice and data over the Internet can extend software applications and systems to remote locations, allowing headquarters and branch offices to work together more efficiently and effectively.
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