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Video conferencing wasn't very common at the time, in the Israeli market and in general.

Aethra is an Italian telecommunications company specializing in video conferencing and unified communications solutions. In 2010, Aethra was acquired by Radvision. As part of the Naotech-Radvision partnership, Naotech offered Radvision's MCU (Multipoint Control Unit), a powerful solution for multisite video conferencing, enabling the seamless connection of multiple locations, such as more than two meeting rooms, into a single video call. The MCU managed audio and video streams, ensuring smooth communication across different endpoints, with the ability to integrate various technologies and maintain high-quality, synchronized conferencing experiences. In 2012, Radvision itself was acquired by Avaya, bringing together Radvision's video conferencing solutions with Avaya's unified communications platform.

The Voice is an innovative teleconference device introduced in the early 2000s, designed to provide clear and reliable communication for businesses. Known for its user-friendly interface and impeccable sound, it became a popular solution for conference rooms and remote meetings, offering advanced features for its time.

InterCall is one of the largest conferencing service providers in the first decade of the 21^st century, offering audio, web, and video conferencing solutions to businesses worldwide. Its telecommunication bridge was a key component, enabling seamless multi-party audio conferencing with high call reliability and capacity for large-scale virtual meetings. The company's conferencing services allowed businesses to use toll numbers, enabling participants to join meetings via a dedicated, cost-efficient phone line for seamless communication.

The solution allowed users to make revolutionary Skype calls without a computer, combining cordless phone convenience with VoIP functionality., RTX became known for its innovative telecom DECT and VoIP solutions. At the same time, Naotech teamed up with electronics stores to expand their distribution network and reach more customers.

Naotech started offering VXI headsets, providing reliable audio solutions tailored to meet the demanding needs of customer service environments.

Naotech was the launching partner of Webex in Israel. In the late 00s, Webex became a leading platform for web conferencing, offering businesses robust tools for online meetings, webinars, and remote collaboration. Acquired by Cisco in 2007, Webex continued to innovate with features like screen sharing, VoIP integration, and video conferencing, making it a popular choice for companies seeking reliable, cloud-based communication solutions.

Naotech was the launching partner of BlueJeans in Israel. The company revolutionized video conferencing by introducing a disruptive, cloud-based, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model, eliminating the need for businesses to invest in expensive on-prem hardware. This approach made video meetings more accessible, scalable, and cost-effective, allowing organizations to connect seamlessly from anywhere with just an internet connection, driving the adoption of cloud-based collaboration in the business world.

Again, Naotech was the launching partner of Zoom in Israel. The Naotech-Zoom partnership delivers disruptive communication solutions, making high-quality, simpler-than-ever video collaboration accessible to businesses of all sizes. By offering affordable licensing options compared to traditional solutions, this partnership allows organizations to scale their communication tools efficiently while benefiting from Zoom's powerful features. Naotech's expertise further enhances the experience by providing tailored support and services for seamless implementation.

Thanks to Zoom, one of the investors in the company, Naotech and DTEN create a connection that offers Naotech's clients the full collaboration experience – in one package.

The Naotech-Nureva partnership focuses on solving one of the most crucial aspects of video conferencing: audio quality. Nureva’s innovative solutions address the challenges of capturing clear audio in various room setups by replacing traditional DSP systems with simplified USB connectivity, making high-quality audio accessible to a wider range of organizations. This democratization of technology allows easy installation and setup, ensuring that anyone can create a superior audio experience without complex configurations.

As Zoom’s trusted partners in Israel, Naotech played a vital role in helping businesses and organizations seamlessly transition to remote work during the COVID pandemic. By offering expert guidance and solutions for companies of various budgets and sizes, Naotech ensured that clients could maintain productivity and communication in a rapidly changing environment.

Naotech actively supported NGOs and social initiatives throughout the COVID pandemic and the October 7th War, helping numerous organizations and businesses maintain operations and resilience through robust remote work solutions.

The Naotech-KnowBe4 partnership expands Naotech’s offerings from collaboration tools to cybersecurity awareness, empowering businesses with comprehensive solutions that prioritize security. By integrating KnowBe4's industry-leading training programs, Naotech provides a broader array of services aimed at safeguarding organizations against cyber threats.