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Supply partnerships Complementing BT Cables’ in-house manufacturing facility is a programme of supply partnerships with high quality manufacturing companies across Europe and Asia. ‘This extended supply chain adds strength
and diversity to BT Cables’ manufacturing capability. The team based in Asia ensures the highest levels of product quality are assured,’ says Samuel.
‘A rigorous product inspection and
the environment by up to 25 per cent in the next ten years.
Why choose BT Cables as your cable manufacturer and supplier of choice? Samuel believes that there is a confidence factor here. As a sole supplier to BT Openreach for many years, BT Cables has proved itself as a capable and reliable business partner. ‘It has,’ he says, ‘competitive prices, and its products and service offer a comprehensive range across key market sectors.’
The company provides both cable handling and logistics – providing end-to-end solutions. It has a long history with years of
experience and expertise. Customers know what to expect from BT Cables’ well known name.
‘BT Cables is an organisation with huge
geographical reach, global know how and exceptional equipment efficiency,’ says Samuel. ‘It is a copper and optical fibre cable manufacturer and supplier, whose products build the vital connections that support the way we live, work and relax in the 21st century. Its products form the core of intranet, internet and other communications networks all around the world: they are the backbone behind transport communications links and critical to building management. They are a vital link in industrial
release programme, regular audits and a commitment to work with its partners to continually reduce waste and take cost out of the process provide further evidence of BT Cables investment in its global supply chain. BT Cables’ experienced technical team can facilitate new product introduction with its supply partners which increases the scope of the product portfolio the company offers. The corporate and social responsibility programme is a two way partnership with suppliers with a similar vision and which is enforced by regular assessments,’ he concludes. Further information from Paul Farrell, UK sales manager, BT Cables. Tel: 0161 741 2359. E-mail:
paul.3.farrell@bt.com,
www.btcables.com
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