cloud or not. We can present you with the best options, selected from a range of leading suppliers, to ensure your business can stay connected in the most reliable and aff ordable way.” As part of its continued involvement with


the football club, CMC Communications will, once again, sponsor MK Dons’ hospitality areas at Stadium MK, including clubRed, clubGold, clubPlatinum and clubBlack, which reopened last month for the pre-season friendly with Tottenham Hotspur. Phil Glenister added: “We have always enjoyed bringing our clients along to the matchday hospitality at MK Dons, so have really missed being able to do this over the last year or so. “We fi nd the matchday hospitality experience


is second to none and really helps us build even stronger relationships. We can’t wait to bring our clients to the games this season.”


best, safe in the knowledge that their systems are secure, reliable and accessible from anywhere, all within one manageable cost. CMC Sales Director, Phil Glenister, said: “Our


cloud-based solutions can be tailored to any business need and can be deployed quickly and easily to provide the client with immediate visibility, security and control. “We call it ‘cloud-ready infrastructure’ because


it’s about getting the foundations right, whether you’re ready to move your business into the


MK Dons Commercial Manager Andy Wooldridge said: “Having


worked closely with CMC over the last three years, I am delighted that we have managed to agree an extension to their partnership. “With our hospitality areas back open this season, this is a fantastic


opportunity for them to benefi t from their matchday exposure to the many businesses who will be coming to Stadium MK.”


To fi nd out more about the range of services CMC Communications provide, go to www.cmcit.tech/


For more information about the MK Dons club partner programme, go to www.mkdons.com/commercial/club-partners/ or email commercial@mkdons.com


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