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07/11/2008
Evolution Telco Does The Business
A leading telecommunications company, Evolution Telco has welcomed a new Business Development Manager, David Ward.
Mr Ward joined Evolution Telco - which has been in telecommunications for over 14 years - at their High Wycombe headquarters.
He commented that Evolution specialize in fixed land telephone lines, business mobile telephone contracts, broadband and mobile broadband, dealing with some of the major network companies.
"Our clients include blue chip companies such as Orange, Vodafone, O2 and Yes Telecom," he explained, noting that Evolution also has many clients from the construction industry that include Howath Homes, Henry Homes and Bellway Homes.
"Other big name clients from other industries include the Royal British Legion, Thames TV, Bridgestone Motorsports and Hewlett-Packard and many more," he said, commenting that Evolution can, on average, save companies between 12-27% on the cost of fixed fees and call charges.
"The service is offered free of charge," he explained. "We will negotiate on your behalf to get the better deal, however small or large the account.
"We supply your own personal Account Manager, meaning with one phone call - all your problems are solved as there's no waiting in a queue with no time wasted," he said.
There's also flexible billing platform to suit individual company requirements, with regular updates to ensure the best tariff, all helped by Evolution always up to date with the latest technology for the market.
The manager also explained that Evolution is awaiting the release of the new Blackberry Storm.
"If it is anything like its predecessors; the Pearl and the Bold, then it will complete a strong line-up from the Blackberry range," Mr Ward said.
"The Blackberry range with their BIS, BES and BPS internet solutions gives their users critical response times to emails where one in three clients receive a response within two hours," he said.
"A survey in 2007 showed that slow response times to emails cost UK businesses £7.345 billion which is the equivalent of £18,840 per business in the UK.
"Using the Blackberry range will give a return on an investment, for example, where an employee could be sending emails while commuting to work also giving employees flexible working times," he said.
To contact Evolution please email David Ward, Business Development Manager, on david.ward@evolutiontelco.co.uk or telephone his mobile 07734 205768.
(BMcC)
Mr Ward joined Evolution Telco - which has been in telecommunications for over 14 years - at their High Wycombe headquarters.
He commented that Evolution specialize in fixed land telephone lines, business mobile telephone contracts, broadband and mobile broadband, dealing with some of the major network companies.
"Our clients include blue chip companies such as Orange, Vodafone, O2 and Yes Telecom," he explained, noting that Evolution also has many clients from the construction industry that include Howath Homes, Henry Homes and Bellway Homes.
"Other big name clients from other industries include the Royal British Legion, Thames TV, Bridgestone Motorsports and Hewlett-Packard and many more," he said, commenting that Evolution can, on average, save companies between 12-27% on the cost of fixed fees and call charges.
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"The service is offered free of charge," he explained. "We will negotiate on your behalf to get the better deal, however small or large the account.
"We supply your own personal Account Manager, meaning with one phone call - all your problems are solved as there's no waiting in a queue with no time wasted," he said.
There's also flexible billing platform to suit individual company requirements, with regular updates to ensure the best tariff, all helped by Evolution always up to date with the latest technology for the market.
The manager also explained that Evolution is awaiting the release of the new Blackberry Storm.
"If it is anything like its predecessors; the Pearl and the Bold, then it will complete a strong line-up from the Blackberry range," Mr Ward said.
"The Blackberry range with their BIS, BES and BPS internet solutions gives their users critical response times to emails where one in three clients receive a response within two hours," he said.
"A survey in 2007 showed that slow response times to emails cost UK businesses £7.345 billion which is the equivalent of £18,840 per business in the UK.
"Using the Blackberry range will give a return on an investment, for example, where an employee could be sending emails while commuting to work also giving employees flexible working times," he said.
To contact Evolution please email David Ward, Business Development Manager, on david.ward@evolutiontelco.co.uk or telephone his mobile 07734 205768.
(BMcC)
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