Selected Parliant Awards

Here at Parliant we are proud of the honours we've received from the Macintosh community. We continuously strive to improve ourselves and our products to win more awards in the future. Here are some we are particularly proud of.

	Macworld Eddy We were honoured to receive the MacWorld Eddy award for PhoneValet Message Center. We are especially proud of this editor's choice award, the highest honour issued by independent mac media. Editor Jim Dalrymple said PhoneValet "does one simple thing — but does it so well, it's hard to believe that no one else has done it before." more
	OCRI Product of the Year It was with great humility that we accepted the award for product of the year in telephony-rich Ottawa. We were described as having "true dynamism, vision and innovation". Our win of this prestigious award demonstrates that Parliant can hold its own against players in the enterprise telephony market. more
	Macworld Expo Best Of Show - Twice! It is a great honour to be named best of show at Macworld Expo. To win it twice is extremely unusual. Yet we can count ourselves as part of the exclusive club that has done just that. These awards are a testiment to our commitment to innovative product development, solid and reliable execution and top quality customer service.

What's New

Echoes

Parliant is pleased to introduce a lightning-fast voice messaging solution!

Up and running in seconds, Echoes doesn't need a server, doesn't use social network accounts, and doesn't require complicated setup. more

Conference Companion

Parliant's mobile meeting app solution tames the pile of paper that greets attendees at trade shows, conferences and annual meetings. more

iPhone Development Team

Trust the Mac and iOS experts at Parliant to build your app. more

Conference Companion Quotes

From all perspectives, this meeting exceeded our expectations - the delivery of content via the iPod touch was a huge hit for the 3,383 medical attendees, from the highly techno savvy medical students - to veteran neurosurgeons unaccustomed to using such devices.

— Thomas A. Marshall, AANS Executive Director