Comms Business

Founded in 1999, Comms Business stands out as the premier media outlet for the UK's Convergence Channel. We provide top-notch coverage through our monthly business magazine, an innovative website, and a widely-read weekly e-newsletter, ensuring exceptional value for our clients. Our database is essential to our operations, receiving ongoing investment to keep it the most extensive in the UK. With the highest verified circulation in the industry (for more details, click here), all our offerings are recognized as top-tier. Through our media services, numerous UK communications and IT companies have successfully expanded their network of Channel Partners.

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JCB Phone launches new range of rugged smartphones - Comms Business

1 week ago | commsbusiness.co.uk | Alex Wright

JCB Phone has launched its latest lineup of rugged smartphones, the JCB Toughphone E10, M20, and P20. Engineered for professionals in construction, logistics, agriculture and emergency services, the new range provides durability, intelligent design and performance in tough conditions. The JCB Toughphone E10 is a slim, ultra-tough smartphone built for modern B2B deployments. Featuring Android 15, eSIM support, and multi-day battery life, it delivers strong enterprise capability.
Luware launches Virtual User - Comms Business

1 week ago | commsbusiness.co.uk | Alex Wright

Luware has released Virtual User, a new feature designed improve contact centre customer interactions. By automating high-volume, repetitive tasks that fall outside the agent’s control, Luware’s latest solution helps reduce workload and job-related stress. This is critical in an industry where agents changing jobs ranges from 30 per cent to 50 per cent, and 87 per cent of agents report high or very high stress levels, according to industry research.
INCA responds to Ofcom’s Telecoms Access Review consultation - Comms Business

1 week ago | commsbusiness.co.uk | Alex Wright

The Independent Networks Cooperative Association (INCA), the representative body of the UK’s altnet sector, has urged Ofcom to ensure that the Telecoms Access Review (TAR) secures the future of infrastructure investment and fosters regulatory consistency. It has also called on the regulator to promote a fair and competitive landscape across all fixed telecoms markets, while providing clarity and justification on its regulatory objectives.
Virgin Media 02 makes significant upgrade to Glasgow mobile network - Comms Business

1 week ago | commsbusiness.co.uk | Alex Wright

Virgin Media O2 has announced a significant upgrade to its mobile network in Glasgow, after completing work to improve signal and services in more than 3,000 postcodes in the last 12 months. The operator’s substantial investment to upgrade connectivity in Glasgow is already providing residents and businesses with access to fast and reliable mobile services.
Boom Collaboration partners with Aldous Systems - Comms Business

1 week ago | commsbusiness.co.uk | Alex Wright

Boom Collaboration has partnered with Aldous Systems (Europe). Aldous Systems has become a new UK distribution partner as it fully enters the collaboration hardware market for the first time. The agreement will result in the Aylesbury-based business supplying Boom’s complete conferencing portfolio, spanning videobars, cameras, audio solutions and multiple connectivity options. Aldous Systems is a distributor of networking and audio/video equipment to the trade.
Highlight uses AI to predict traffic loads - Comms Business

1 week ago | commsbusiness.co.uk | Alex Wright

Highlight has deployed its Highlight Labs innovation team to use AI-based machine learning algorithm to predict network traffic loads and trends. The Highlight Service Observability Platform can now identify when a network is likely to reach capacity in the future by analysing historical traffic data on network circuits such as broadband and Wi-Fi connections.
Zen Internet enters into strategic agreement with ITS - Comms Business

1 week ago | commsbusiness.co.uk | Alex Wright

Zen Internet has entered into a strategic agreement with ITS. The collaboration will result in Zen using ITS’s extensive full fibre footprint to offer business-grade connectivity in new geographies, further enhancing Zen’s footprint and providing access to a broader range of business-grade connectivity solutions. Under the agreement, two new full fibre products — FibreLight and FibreBright — will be made available to Zen’s channel partners, as well as its business base.
MLL Telecom accepted on to Everything ICT Framework - Comms Business

2 weeks ago | commsbusiness.co.uk | Alex Wright

Award aligns with company strategy to make procurement of networking solutions more accessible to MATs and schools. MLL Telecom has been accepted on to the DfE approved Everything ICT Framework. This is aligned with the company’s strategy of making the procurement of its networking solutions and services as easily and widely accessible as possible to multi academy trusts (MATs) and schools.
Quickline rolls out broadband to more than 10,000 premises across Yorkshire - Comms Business

2 weeks ago | commsbusiness.co.uk | Alex Wright

Quickline has rolled out its gigabit-capable broadband to more than 10,000 rural homes and businesses across South and West Yorkshire following the rapid deployment of two of its four Project Gigabit contracts. Quickline, the rural broadband provider, was awarded the contracts for West Yorkshire and the York area (Lot 8) and South Yorkshire (Lot 20) in 2024 under government’s Project Gigabit programme. Each contract includes phased delivery targets.
Openreach urges businesses to speed up digital switchover - Comms Business

2 weeks ago | commsbusiness.co.uk | Alex Wright

Openreach has called on UK businesses to speed up their migration to digital networks as the January 2027 PSTN switch-off deadline approaches. With the transition now in its final phase, the company said that businesses and communications service providers (CSPs) still relying on legacy systems risk being left behind. Openreach warned that many businesses continuing to rely on outdated PSTN infrastructure risk both their operational effectiveness and bottom lines.