ACS
Building a
futureproof and reliable solution
Strong networking ties between Martin Crooke from Kilby Fox Accountants and Shivani Mistry from ACS made it an easy decision for the practice when it came to upgrading its telephony system. Communication Sales Consultant Shivani was able to liaise
with Martin and his colleagues and deliver a bespoke solution, backed up by ACS’s position as CityFibre City Champions, aimed at delivering full-fibre gigabit connectivity to businesses across Northamptonshire. Shivani said: “I’d known Martin through networking, and when I
moved to ACS and Kilby Fox needed to move to a futureproof and reliable solution, the relationship was already in place. “I met with him and the partners and came up with the solution
that worked for them, passing it on to our coordinating team, who had installation complete within six weeks. That’s an excellent
turnaround time from our point of view, but even more so when you consider the project finished just before lockdown started in March 2020, so Kilby Fox were in a good place to begin rolling out remote working with the technology and connectivity they required.” Kilby Fox turned to ACS when it became
apparent that their existing system could not provide the speeds needed for a busy, modern office. One of Northampton’s longest established accountancy firms, Kilby Fox can trace its history back to when Fred Kilby qualified as an accountant in 1899 and started his practice shortly after. Today, operating from offices in Pavilion Court on Northampton Business Park, the team combines its long history with a dedication to making everything as easy as possible for its accountancy or business consultancy clients. Martin Crooke added: “It was clear we needed
to upgrade from our standard telephone line to something more usable in a modern office, and we were also aware that we needed to do that with the least possible disruption to the team and their work.
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