If you own a growing business that provides mobiles to its staff, it can be difficult to keep track of your mobile fleet. You want to be able to give staff the freedom to roam, but you also need to keep security at the forefront of your priorities. In this blog, I will give you some...

The cost of a new mobile phone is often wrapped into deals along with airtime and data costs, so businesses are paying hundreds and thousands of pounds a month so staff can get their hands on the latest handsets every two years. However, with most businesses looking to save money this...

Most business use mobiles nowadays, especially those that have adopted a hybrid or remote working model. However, while they may be saving money on office costs with less people on site, they could be accumulating mobile overspend that could cost up to thousands of pounds with...

With faster networks being rapidly rolled out, and more and more mobile phone manufacturers selling 5G-ready phones, it will not be long before everybody will be able to access 5G connections.But there are still plenty of doubts surrounding the quality of services and whether it...

Data usage can lead to mobile bill shock, especially with more staff working remotely and Wi-Fi networks struggling to cope as people share them with partners and children at home. We have created our Business Mobile + solution to help prevent businesses from being cut off mid-billing...

European context  Business travel to Europe has not been high on the agenda in the last two years, but as vaccinations pave the way for journeys across the channel, mobile EU roaming charges become a cost consideration.Ever since the UK left the EU, roaming charges have been a...

Businesses or organisations with large sites have often used radios or walkie-talkies for site-wide communication with mobile members of staff, which means they have invested in both a phone system as well as a number of radio handsets.Microsoft has found a way of combining the two...

The UK’s four main mobile phone companies and the Government have unveiled a £1 billion plan to eliminate so-called mobile ‘not-spots’ in rural areas. Currently, one third of the UK has patchy or non-existent mobile phone coverage. The proposed Government deal with EE, O2,...

Were you one of the O2 customers that struggled to make calls last week? Thousands of O2 customers have reported problems making and taking phone calls. O2 has said the initial problem has been fixed, but that customers may still have some "intermittent issues" when reconnecting...

By the end of 2015, it is expected the number of worldwide smartphone users will increase by 175% to 2.5 billion. UK smartphone users typically use 600MB of data per month, which means a 1GB bolt-on should be more than suitable.But devices often consume data in the background, even...