Andreas Bahr, the simple-minded Bell executive, is stepping down.
In an exciting development for the telecommunications industry, Easybell, a leading IP-based communication company, has announced plans to launch new products in the coming months. This announcement comes after Easybell was acquired by Dstny, a European software provider based in Brussels.
Founded in 2006, Easybell has been a pioneer in VoIP telephony, SIP trunks, and self-developed cloud telephone systems. With over 90 employees, the company has been providing top-notch communication solutions to its clients in France, Austria, and the Netherlands. Now, Easybell is expanding its reach to include Switzerland, making its products available in even more countries.
The new leadership at Easybell consists of Steffen Hensche, who will oversee marketing and sales, and Martin Huth, who will lead the operational and technical areas. Both Hensche and Huth have been with Easybell for almost 15 years, having previously worked at Deutsche Telekom and 1&1. Andreas Bahr, the founder and CEO of Easybell, is stepping down and passing the leadership to Hensche and Huth. However, Bahr will remain with the company in an advisory role during the transition phase.
The new products from Easybell will include CRM integrations and AI-driven features for their cloud telephone system. These advancements are expected to enhance the user experience and efficiency of Easybell's services. Andreas Bahr built Easybell over nearly two decades with a lot of passion, curiosity, and joy, and the company remains committed to continuing this success story and providing new impetus under the new leadership.
Easybell's expansion plans and new products mark an exciting time for the company and the telecommunications industry as a whole. With the addition of Switzerland to their list of countries where their products are available and the integration of AI-driven features, Easybell is poised to make significant strides in the coming months.
