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Telcom appoints Elliott Mueller as CEO and Steve Best as Non-Executive Director

Delivering dedicated business internet in close collaboration with one of the UK’s leading network operators

When Telcom Networks first launched, we made it easier for developers and landlords to build and own their own duct and fibre networks while minimising the infrastructure management burden. In the past 8 years, however, full fibre network deployment has rocketed, which means the appetite for alternative network (Altnets) providers to access existing duct space is more than most landlords can handle. Landlords with private duct networks are now expected to be telecommunications expects in terms of how they offer and facilitate communication provider interconnection and traversal of their private estate networks.

In telecommunications, a broadband signalling method is one that handles a wide band of frequencies. As such the term "Broadband" is considered to be relative and understood according to its context. The wider (or broader) the bandwidth of a channel, the greater the data-carrying capacity, given the same channel quality.

Today, we’re launching the Telcom Advocate Program to reward the friends and supporters of Telcom, collectively known as Advocates, who help to amplify and grow our connectivity platform, managed services and solutions.

Business costs and inflation are at an all-time high, with the UK’s RPI (retail prices index) rate expected to rise to 9.8% this year. Nonetheless, even after this incredibly challenging period, our passion and love for what we do and our ethos to maintain a customer obsession has not dwindled.

Covid-19 and subsequent lockdowns have left economies and businesses in turmoil and with the news of the national restrictions not being eased for another 4 weeks, many businesses are still counting the costs.

Our lives are entwined with technology. We see as it becomes more innovative than it was last week, more fluid than it was the day before. We see the constant improvements that it brings us and how it makes our lives easier instead of harder. Why then, when we often deal with the telecommunications industry does it feel like the reverse is true?