July 2nd, 2010
– Announcing a further Extension to Avaya’s 0% Finance Scheme
0% Finance is now EXTENDED to 30th SEPTEMBER 2010
0% Finance is brought to you by Avaya Financial Services (AFS) and is specifically targeted at the market-leading Avaya IP Office telephony range with Preferred Edition VoiceMail Pro and the approach could not be simpler…
Example of how it works….
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AVAYA IP OFFICE with Preferred Edition Voicemail Pro |
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£6,000 |
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3 Years |
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12 |
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£500 |
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£0 |
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£0 |
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£2,000 |
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To qualify for 0%, Avaya System must include: Avaya Preferred Edition Voicemail Pro
Subject to approval by Avaya Finacial Services
“Beat the Economic Blues with Avaya IP Office and Save Cash on your telecom expenses”
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May 13th, 2010
Trade-in an old PBX for a new Panasonic Unified Communications platform and get 20% off the cost of the new system. Qualifying systems include: NCP 500 (not X and V variants), NCP 1000, TDE 100, TDE200 and TDE600.
The solution includes a new telephone system, digital or IP telephones (or a combination thereof) and Unified Communication software (Communication Assistant Basic Express) for up to 256 users.
To qualify for the 20% rebate, ordered and installed systems must included at least 10 System Telephones (Digital, IP or a combination of both) ordered at the same time as the system.
Click here for: panasonic-ecoscrappagescheme-full-details1.pdf
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The new Panasonic NCP and TDE platforms are designed to respect the environment featuring reduced power consumption, mobile integration and real-time collaboration helping companies to reduce travel expenses.
THE BENEFITS:
Increased price competitiveness with 20% off.
Leading-edge technology
Advanced design, engineering and manufacturing
resulting in a more eco-friendly communications solution.
Offer valid until September 30, 2010
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May 7th, 2010
Not Sure Which Phone Is Right For You?
Tell us what you want in a mobile and we will find the best match!
Try Our Phone Finder Now
With so many phones on the market how do you know which model to go for.
Well now we can help you decide!
Just tell us what you need the phone to have, whether its a Touch Screen or Querty Keys, e-mails on the move or a camera.
Just tell us and we will find the phone thats right for you.
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December 18th, 2009
Well, snow is falling over the UK with many places experiencing extreme
drifts blocking roads and forcing people to stay at home.
So how will you keep your staff working as they sit at home, snowed in?
Here are a few ideas that you could implement to keep your turnover, turning over!
- IP phones - link your home workers into your main telephone system by using IP handsets.
- The correct mobile phone tariff - get a tariff that allows your workers to make free calls to all UK standard landlines
- Desktop video conferencing - have face to face calls with your staff for free over the internet
These are just a few ideas to keep your company running. If you have used anything that works really well for you please do let us know…..
Tags: desktop video conferencing, IP handsets, IP phones, VoIP
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December 9th, 2009
O2 are building more and more masts to help boost their network coverage
and capacity.
With the rapid growth of smart phones and 3G dongles, the capacity of all networks has been put under pressure. Therefore with O2 being the fastest growing and largest network of last year they need to do something to make sure that they carry on in that vain.
So they are spending millions and millions of pounds on developing their network to provide more capacity and a better service to its millions of customers.
Will this see a push from the other networks to boost their capacity and improve their service? If the current customer service from some networks is anything to go with, I doubt it.
These large networks have got so big now that customer service is a long way down their list of things to improve and since we all now have mobiles, they know we aren’t going anywhere, but something must be done otherwise we are going to be pushed around by more and more big corporations, forcing us into a large nanny state without any identity.
We’ll be American before we know it!
Tags: mobile infrastructure, Mobile phones, O2
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December 2nd, 2009
With the iPhone likely to be one of this Christmas’ big sellers especially as it is
now available on Orange and O2, the UK’s 3G network could be in trouble.
Apple’s iPhone as well as many other smartphones and dongle’s all use the Third Generation (3G) network to get quick internet browsing, to watch TV on their mobiles and surf the web.
Now this is a great thing, however these devices are seriously hungry when it comes to browsing. According to O2, watching something on YouTube from your mobile uses the equivalent of 500,000 texts message simultaneously!
Therefore it really isn’t any surprise that with the huge growth of smartphones and dongle use, the UK’s 3G network is reaching breaking point.
For the UK the lack of bandwidth and network speed has again come under fire. We are one of the only countries in The Developed World with slow, rubbish, outdated network infrastructures and speeds.
I live in the countryside and for me to get even 2MB on my broadband is a miracle let alone the supposed up to 20MB that are promised.
Surely as a nation that is trying to forge itself as a competitive Country we should be investing in decent infrastructure and our home grown companies rather than spending millions of pounds on health and safety rubbish and bureaucratic nonsense?
Tags: 3G, 3G network, infrastructure, iPhone, mobile phone networks, smartphones
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November 27th, 2009
Details of a new Blackberry Pearl seemed to have been leaked. 
The device will be the latest in the Blackberry Pearl series and is likely to suceed the Pearl 8100/8110 and 8210.
So far it seems to be known as the Blackberry Pearl 9100 but has apparently been code named the Stratus or Striker.
The keypad seems to be a bit larger than the old Pearls and it has lost its roller ball in favour of the pad, just like the Blackberry 8520, according to the CrackBerry website.
They also think that there is a camera with LED flash, but we will wait and see when it is officially launched.
Tags: Blackberry Pearl 9100, New Blackberry, new Blackberry Pearl, New Blackberry Pearl 9100, Pearl, Pearl 9100
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November 27th, 2009
With December being just round the corner, many businesses seem to use
the festive season as an excuse to put things off until the New Year. This could be the perfect opportunity to take advantage of this and get one step ahead of your competitors.
With things always seeming to slow down a bit coming up to Christmas, why not use the extra time to have a good look at your communications.
Does your phone system need upgrading? If so why not get it done during your quieter period so that it is up and running for when you return for the New Year?
Do you need a tariff review on your mobiles?
Do you want someone to have a look at your calls and lines to make sure that you are paying what you should be and no more?
Or why not simply take advantage of the fact that VAT is going back up to 17.5% in January so you could save yourself 2% on VAT simply by purchasing what you need before the New Year.
Tags: 17.5% VAT savings, New Year, phone system upgrades, upgrades, VAT increase
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November 26th, 2009
With the advent of Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES) for companies,
allowing complete control over their synchronisation of their desktop computers, what is there for the smaller business and the sole traders?
BES is relatively expensive for single workers but an absolute bargain for larger companies, however with the growth of Open Source help from Google the one man bands can now sync their calender and contacts with their mobiles for free.
With Google Mobile Sync, as long as you have a mobile that allows you to get online, you can simply sync your Google calender and your contacts and tasks with your mobile phone whenever you like.
One of the major benefits is that you will have all of your contacts available to you wherever you are in the World as long as you have internet access.
You will never miss another meeting again with their handy calender sync function and best of all, this is available free!
It is no substitute for Blackberry’s services for a larger company but if you are a one man band it is definitely worth looking at.
Simply follow this link - http://www.google.com/mobile/products/sync.html#p=default
Tags: calender on your mobile, computer and mobile sync, Google, Google sync, mobile sync, synchronise your mobile
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November 23rd, 2009
A number of airlines have now introduced Wi-Fi on their planes so you can
download and respond to your emails whilst flying.
Is this simply a big push to get business travellers back in the air, or to bring consumers back to travel during these hard times or is it really a true incentive to improve business travel?
More importantly, does it actually work? There are a number of stories bouncing around the internet that a lot of people have booked with an airline simply to use this facility only to find out that the airline only has the service on a couple of their planes! Not that much use if your plane isn’t one of them!!
What are the security implications too? Will it make things more easy for criminals to control their networks? Will the Wi-Fi effect the planes controls?
Are we again taking communication too far? Will companies now expect you to work even when you are flying?
Is this a step in the right direction or is it step too far?
Tags: mobile phone, plane communication, wi-fi, wireless communication
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