Voiceflex launches UC-first solution
A link up between Swedish comms provider Telavox and SIP carrier Voiceflex marks a significant ramping up of the UK service provider's play in the hosted space.
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Eclipse takes starring role
Cross-sector collaboration will increase the comms sector’s true value within a channel-first and full fibre context and reap significant benefits for partners, according to Eclipse Wholesale Managing Director James Drake.
Colt’s inclusive mission
Colt CEO Keri Gilder on her ability to move culture change mountains, which was recognised by her recent appointment as Global President of the Global Telecom Women’s Network.
Harling's top priorities
CAE Technology Services CEO Justin Harling on harnessing disruption, the evolution of leadership, the power of automation and where he finds inspiration.
News Interview: Fenby raises UC&C stakes with Nimans deal
Midwich’s February acquisition of Nimans for £27.5 million beefs up its presence in the UK UC&C market at a stroke and provides a platform for a raft of synergistic opportunities, according to Midwich Group MD Stephen Fenby.
Gamma hits mobile accelerator
Comms Dealer caught up with Rob Kittler, Head of Connectivity Practice at Gamma, during the London leg of the network provider’s UC and Mobile update roadshow.
Unlocking 2025 success
In the first of Comms Dealer’s 2022 Channel Forecast Insight Sessions our expert panel discusses the 2025 PSTN switch off and unravels the challenges and opportunities facing channel partners.
CityFibre champions D&I
Lip service and mere cultural mood music will do nothing to advance the spread of greater diversity and inclusion (D&I) in the channel. What we need are real world examples of inspirational D&I champions.
Keeping one step ahead
Here, PRD Technologies Managing Director Simon Adams shares insights into where his strategic vision and focus lies in the months and years ahead.
Bodsworth on strategy
We asked Inform Billing Managing Director Shaun Bodsworth to identify the challenges and opportunities he faces as the company seeks to capture a strategic advantage for itself and partners in this dynamic market.
Creating a new impact
FluidOne CEO Russell Horton discusses how the broad effects of the Covid-19 pandemic prompted him to revise his strategic approach and create a bigger impact.
Evolve IP ramps up
Evolve IP’s growth ambitions have been boosted by the alignment of key strategies, pulling together the threads of operational teamwork, skills and capabilities, fresh talent, culture, cloud technology and an unwavering will to win, says MD
Easing the cost hike squeeze
As costs continue to rise the focus on billing solutions as a key method of achieving necessary savings has intensified, says Union Street Technologies CFO Kevin O’Brien.
Lux in expansion mode
After registering significant growth in revenues, staff numbers and channel partners – and having passed the 100,000 user milestone, this all points to another supercharged year for TelcoSwitch, says CEO Russell Lux.
Neale on winning the race
Hyperoptic has entered scale up mode and with a fresh set of priorities MD for Infrastructure Lisa Neale is firmly in the connectivity race and relishes the challenge.
Riding the bounce back
A clear picture of the post-pandemic ICT provider landscape has already emerged and there is no doubt as to the extent of change. Here, we share insights from three CEOs not caught out by lockdown.
Top quality mobile voice
Now is the time for resellers to be at the forefront of a high quality mobile voice empowered workforce, according to Gamma Product Director for Mobile Steven Lowe.
Kitchen eyes top spot
Investments into infrastructure, processes, people, security, automation and acquisitions have put MSP Razorblue on the road to becoming a leading MSP for SMEs in the UK, according to CEO Dan Kitchen.
Gale’s post-Covid plans
The pandemic has brought business leadership into a new realm, according to Sabio CEO Jonathan Gale who gets things done quicker and more decisively these days.
Good leadership today
As Covid-19 shifted technology awareness and adoption up a gear, so has the nature of leadership been elevated, according to Zen CEO Paul Stobart, who believes that modern, post-Covid captaincy demands a new approach.