Avaya Holdings Corp.: management transactions · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Avaya Holdings Corp.

Avaya Holdings Corp. is a US-based enterprise communications software and solutions provider traded in the United States on the NYSE/NASDAQ under the ticker AVYA. The company’s operational headquarters are in Morristown, New Jersey, United States. Avaya’s franchise was built over a long telecom and enterprise communications heritage and has progressively evolved toward software-led, cloud-oriented customer experience offerings. Its business is centered on helping large enterprises and public-sector organizations modernize mission-critical communications without forcing a disruptive rip-and-replace transition. ([avaya.com](https://www.avaya.com/fr/about-avaya/?utm_source=openai)) Avaya’s core activities include unified communications, contact center platforms, collaboration tools, and related professional and managed services. The company primarily serves large, complex organizations that need resilient communication systems spanning cloud, on-premise, and hybrid deployments. That flexibility is one of Avaya’s defining competitive traits: it allows the company to address customers that still rely on installed infrastructure while also moving them toward next-generation cloud architectures. Its portfolio includes customer experience and contact center software, routing, analytics, automation, collaboration applications, and implementation/support services. ([avaya.com](https://www.avaya.com/en/?utm_source=openai)) From a competitive standpoint, Avaya operates in a highly contested market against cloud-native software vendors and larger technology groups. Its strategic pitch is less about being the newest pure-cloud entrant and more about combining deep functionality, enterprise-grade reliability, and migration pathways for customers with substantial legacy investments. Avaya has repeatedly emphasized that many of its products are designed to extend prior customer investments rather than replace them, which remains relevant for large accounts in regulated and operationally sensitive industries. ([avaya.com](https://www.avaya.com/fr/about-avaya/?utm_source=openai)) Recent developments are particularly important for investors. In May 2023, Avaya emerged from Chapter 11 reorganization and said it had strengthened liquidity and financial flexibility, creating room to accelerate product investment. Since then, management has highlighted Avaya Enterprise Cloud and a broad set of product enhancements across its portfolio. The company’s recent messaging suggests a business still in transition: it is stabilizing its capital structure while trying to defend its installed base and expand its cloud communications and customer experience platform relevance. ([avaya.com](https://www.avaya.com/en/about-avaya/newsroom/pr-us-230501/?utm_source=openai))