City keeps pace with the advance of technology
PEOPLE often talk about the concrete cows and roundabouts but there are so many more marvels in Milton Keynes, such as a city centre styled in the endless reflections from its buildings and its diverse population. Around a group of villages in 1967
arose a town strategically built on a grid system of neat boulevards and trees and parallel roads. Milton Keynes is a town that was clearly built with the future in mind and so, 50 years on, it is no surprise that we have a town (that should be a city), the greenest you will ever see, exuding new technologies and business opportunity. Entropie has been operating in Milton Keynes since 2006. We have grown with the city to become the region’s leading providers of business communication solutions. In this time, we cannot help but compare the development of Milton Keynes to the rapid advances in technology. Take the telephone, for example; one of the oldest technologies existing and one that continues to advance, from the original rotary dial-up phones to the cordless and mobile phone. Consider the business telephone system, which has evolved
from a time when callers were connected via a BT operator whom you never actually saw to a point when the unseen cloud operator connects you to the entire business world.
The growing market need for VoIP systems can provide immense functionality for your business if chosen wisely and supported well. Most importantly, we are witnessing
the arrival of a whole new era of connectivity with the internet when it comes to doing business. Society today is generally dependent on the ease and speed of access over the worldwide web. With the continued advances of new business telecommunication solutions who knows what the future will bring? For more information on the right communication solutions for your business, speak to a member of Entropie’s team on 01908 324 270.
info@entropie.co.uk www.entropie.co.uk
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