See us at
Twickenham Stadium April 1st & 2nd, 2009
Billing
• UKs leading Reseller billing solution
• Huge increase in resource on product support and
development
• Provisioning Manager with IDA,CPS and WLR3
Fulfi lment
• ServiceDesk Functionality with WLR3 Assurance
• Fixed, Mobile VoIP, Inbound and all service types
WLR3 FOR
ISDN2
AND ISDN30
WLR 3 Solution
FULLY
• WLR3 solution used by over 50 CPs SUPPORTED!
• Windows based client and web portal options
• Only solution available that is integrated with aBillity
• First in UK to go ‘live’ and be ready for ISDN30
and ISDN2
• Fast Track service establishment
• Developed in-house
To fi nd out more about Billing and
Solutions please call us or visit our web site
020 8614 9090
www.unionstreet.uk.com
BT Local Business
Investment opportunity
The combination of your desire to manage your own business, combined with BT’s market-leading brand, products and
services is a proven formula for success. For the past six years, individuals just like you have received a licence to manage
a BT Local Business and thrived, making considerable return on investment. So what is BT Local Business exactly? It’s a network
of independent small businesses set up as local ‘one stop shops’ to meet all the technology and communications needs of
other small businesses in the local area. BT Local Business comes under the BT Business division of BT Group. BT Business
is responsible for selling IT and communication solutions to small to medium sized companies. Within this, the BT Local
Businesses tend to focus on smaller companies, typically those with less than 50 employees.
If you have the drive, determination, and desire to build your own business then we want to hear from you.
To find out more, contact Simon Grieve on 07918 740 072 or email
simon.grieve@bt.com
quoting reference: CDFeb.
www.btlocalbusiness.co.uk/mdrecuitement
It’s not easy starting a new
business. Well, it didn’t used to be.
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