Frivili: Emerging-market telephony requires country-by-country hardware deployment
Reno Dagon Frivili · Genius Founder Hits $10m Revenue With Just $3.2m Raised · May 16, 2022 · at 2:16
Reno Dagon Frivili, founder of Zwo, describes the physical infrastructure demands of establishing cloud telephony across emerging markets.
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“And that's a very complicated one because you need to go one by one in each and every country and to put your hardware and local data centers.”
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