The cloud software startup said it’s seen both its customer base and yearly revenue jump a whopping 645% over the last year, fueled by demand for its “walkie talkie-like” device and communications platform pitched to frontline workers.
Read MoreDish Network, which bought Raleigh-based Republic Wireless in March, has signed a multi-billion-dollar, 10-year contract with AT&T for wireless network services.
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Republic Wireless is about to become part of the DISH network but Relay – a company focused on a walkie-talkie typ[e device – will not, will remain based in Raleigh, and no employees of the company will be affected by the sale, says its founder and CEO.
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DISH Network plans to buy Raleigh-based Republic Wireless, the Colorado-based satellite network company disclosed Monday.
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Introduced a year ago as a replacement for walkie-talkie push-to-talk devices, the Relay is evolving into the Relay+ with more features and services.
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The startup recently raised $2 million in seed funding for its software platform that seeks to disrupt the customer service industry. Not surprisingly, Republic Wireless, a low-cost wireless provider, is a customer and says it has achieved a 32% reduction in total customer service costs since integrating ArenaCX into its internal support operations.
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ArenaCX, a newly launched venture in Raleigh focusing on customer service solutions, has raised $2 million in funding.
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New York’s Weill Cornell Medical College recently rolled out a pilot program called VoiceLove, distributing 160 Relay devices to COVID-19 patients separated from their families in the ICU.
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Raleigh-based Republic Wireless has launched a new service called “Extend Home” that gives the option of extending mobile phone numbers to traditional home handsets – at no additional cost.
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