Fuze – 25 Amazing Stats and Facts

1. What does Fuze do:
   • Fuze is a global cloud communication and collaboration software platform that combines voice, video, and chat into a single application to communicate and collaborate anywhere, on any device.

2. Fuze Launch year: 2006
3. Company Name: Fuze
4. Fuze Headquarters: Boston, MA, USA
5. Fuze’s other branches: New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Ottawa, London, Amsterdam, Aveiro (Portugal), Paris, Munich, Zurich, Copenhagen and Sydney
6. Fuze Founder(s): Steven Kokinos, Derek Yoo
7. Number of Fuze employees: 1,150
8. How many people use Fuze: 30k new users as on 2017
9. Fuze revenue:  $102.5M
10. Industry sector: Telecommunication Services
11. Acquisitions:  Fuze acquired Whaleback Managed Services in August 2014
12. Number of organisations that use Fuze: 95
13. Number of countries that slack has users in: 15 countries
14. Top Country for Fuze usage: United States
15. Recognition: Fuze has been recognized as a Leader in The Forrester Wave
16. Funding raised so far: $484.8M
17. Fuze’s reported valuation: $1.4+ billion
18. Top 5 Competitors or similar products:  Skype, Cisco Webex Meetings, Avaya, Unify and Vonage
19. Integrations: Fuze has its integrations with Slack, Microsoft, Google, Salesforce and Zendesk
20. Fuze History: Fuze was earlier called as Thinking Phone Networks till 2015
21. Free plan: Free calls within the organization, calls made to any Fuze endpoint within the Fuze customer network is also free of charge.
22. What makes Fuze interesting:  #1 Global cloud platform for unified voice, HD video calling and conferencing, integrated chatting, content sharing, and contact center.
23. Awards: Fuze has been ranked on the Forbes Cloud 100 list every year since 2016.It was ranked #290 on Deloitte’s 2018 Technology Fast 500, among the fastest growing technology companies in North America
24. Partnership: In March 2019, Fuze announced a partnership with Samsung to provide mobile unified communications as a service for remote and distributed workers

+ One interesting news:

In September 2019, Fuze announced an integration with Slack, enabling users to seamlessly toggle between the two platforms when moving from a Slack conversation to a Fuze call or meeting.