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Author
Megha Sujanani
Product Marketing Manager
Megha is a Dubai-based product marketing manager from India. She has a master's degree in Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship from the University of Manchester, with 8 years of experience in tech marketing, having previously worked as head of marketing at Vantheon Technologies and demand generation manager at THG. In her free time, you'll find Megha creating digital art, building LEGO sets, and managing her dog's Instagram account.
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- 2026
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Latest articles
Everything Megha has published, most recent first.
New Products and FeaturesSIP Trunking in Australia Expands to Melbourne
SIP trunking in Australia expands to Melbourne with a second domestic anchorsite for flexible voice routing and resilient infrastructure.
GeneralHow to Build a Communications Stack That Scales After a Funding Round
How to build a communications stack that scales with your startup after funding. Covers voice APIs, SIP trunking, messaging, phone numbers, and Voice AI on one platform.
Conversational AIWhy AI Voice Agents Sound Wrong in Australia
Australian AI voice agents sound offshore because inference runs in the US. Sydney-hosted GPUs cut latency, keep accents local, and meet data sovereignty rules.
MessagingWhatsApp Business API for Restaurants
Restaurants use the WhatsApp Business API to manage reservations, order updates, customer support, and WhatsApp calling. Discover how Telnyx brings messaging, voice, and AI together on one platform.
Conversational AIVoice AI in Healthcare: A Guide for Australian Healthcare Providers
A practical guide for Australian healthcare organisations evaluating Voice AI. Covers patient journey workflows, infrastructure considerations, data sovereignty, and what to ask vendors before deploying.
Conversational AIThe 5 Most Common Voice AI Use Cases in Australia Right Now
From healthcare follow-ups to fraud alerts, Australian enterprises are putting Voice AI to work on real business problems. Here are the five use cases gaining the most traction, and what it takes to run them locally.
