DIDWW to showcase its voice and SMS innovations at ITW Africa and WWC 2025

DIDWW [https://www.didww.com/] is set to highlight its latest innovations in VoIP and SMS solutions at two key telecommunications events this September. As a trusted global provider of premium quality two-way SIP trunking and SMS services, the company will join industry leaders, partners, and customers at ITW Africa and the Wholesale World Congress (WWC) to deliver valuable insights and strengthen worldwide connections.

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Taking place in Nairobi, Kenya from 9 to 11 September, ITW Africa draws the region's telecom leaders to discuss the future of connectivity. DIDWW will be there to contribute its solutions and industry experience, while meeting with customers and partners. Attendees are invited to visit booth 104 in the Mount Kilimanjaro Hall at the Radisson Blu Hotel to connect with the DIDWW team and learn about their latest SIP-enabled voice and SMS technologies.

Following ITW Africa, DIDWW will join the global telecom wholesale community at WWC 2025, to be held from 16 to 18 September at the Melia Castilla Madrid hotel in Spain's vibrant capital. Visitors can connect with the DIDWW team in rooms 101 and 102 on the first floor of the venue. To ensure a dedicated discussion at either ITW Africa or WWC 2025, attendees are encouraged to schedule a meeting in advance via email at sales@didww.com or reach out to their personal account manager.

Throughout these exhibitions, DIDWW will highlight the expansion of its phone number coverage to over 90 countries, as well as the latest advancements in its powerful two-way SIP trunking solution, cutting edge business phone system, compelling A2P and P2P SMS platform, and other innovative VoIP services. These enhancements reflect the company's commitment to improving the efficiency and functionality of its voice and SMS communication products and APIs, providing highly reliable, scalable and cost-effective alternatives to traditional telephone networks.

Karolis Jurys, Commercial Director at DIDWW, said, "Our participation in ITW Africa and WWC 2025 is a valuable opportunity to present our latest voice and SMS solutions, while strengthening relationships with partners and customers. We look forward to engaging in meaningful conversations, exploring new possibilities, and showcasing how DIDWW continues to add value to the global telecom industry."

About DIDWW

DIDWW is a licensed telecom operator specializing in fully compliant phone numbers, voice and messaging services across 90+ countries. The company is continuously expanding its coverage and currently holds telecom licenses in 30 countries, with its own numbering resources in 18 of those regions.

The company's innovative cloud PBX solution, phone.systems Trademark [https://www.didww.com/tools/business-phone-systems], enables businesses to create streamlined communication systems. Enhanced by AI-driven tools, seamless CRM integrations, and multiplatform apps for Windows, iOS, macOS, and Android, phone.systems Trademark delivers an unparalleled user experience.

DIDWW also employs automated quality and abuse monitoring, all supported by a professional, in-house customer support team available 24/7/365.

For more information, visit https://www.didww.com/.
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