Julie Hepple

Business Development Executive @Bic Telecom Ltd

Sunderland, GB

The North East BIC, a not-for-profit Social Enterprise is now offering regional businesses a new solution by expanding its state-of the-art telecoms service it has delivered to tenants for over 30 years, to support more regional businesses ahead of the forthcoming nationwide digital switchover.Whatever your business size or sector, you want a good value, well timed, reliable service on which you can depend. BIC Telecom will deliver this and help you achieve a more cost-effective Telecoms service.The traditional copper analogue network, which has delivered phone calls for decades, is due to be switched off by BT Openreach on 31 January 2027 – affecting asmany as seven million lines and channels across the UK. All companies with a traditional landline will need to move to a digital IP-based service before then.• No Contracts• No installation costs• No maintenance costs• No hidden fees.• Not for profit organisationThe BIC has invested heavily in state-of-the-art telecoms infrastructure to bring businesses the full power of cloud-based services without the cost.Enterprise-level call features including call recording, remote working, music on hold and voicemail to email are all offered and users report a typical saving of 40% on monthly bills when they switch to the BIC.Despite the rapid evolution of communications, telephone conversations remain crucial to business operations. The telephone is the natural choice and will continue to be far into the future. In an age of sophisticated telephone fraud and remote working, a landline, local area code number and functions such as caller ID help build customer trust.

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