Some of our Suppliers

Anoto - After thousands of years of evolution, pen and paper is still the best way to collect, store and distribute information. With Anoto functionality ordinary pen and paper is now connected to the endless possibilities of digital communication. Anything written or drawn can be sent via Graphical SMS, E-mail or Fax from anywhere to anyone.

 
BT -Adodo are a Value Added Reseller, and have been working with BT through their partner programme, provisioning circuits, since the company was launched. Adodo do not simply remove the paperwork, which alone is a significant advantage to most customers, through our staff, we plan the efficient roll-out of each project by coordinating the circuit installation dates with the implementation of the Network Hardware.

SpliceCom helps all companies, irrespective of size, to gain a business advantage over their competitors through the deployment of advanced communication solutions. Based in Chorleywood, Hertfordshire, SpliceCom was founded in April 2001, with the sole aim of developing and bringing to market a flexible and affordable Business Telephony system to meet the ever more demanding and sophisticated communication needs demanded by today's business.

As a new company, starting out with a clean sheet of paper on which to design such a telephone system, SpliceCom, has been able to take advantage of the latest innovations in silicon based technology to deliver up-to-the-minute advances in customer handling and interaction. These benefits have previously only been within the reach of Blue Chip organisations with large budgets that are a pre-requisite for the system integration required to make this possible. Needless to say, SpliceCom have not suffered from the design and marketing handicaps imposed on traditional PBX manufacturers, allowing them to deliver a system which is capable of combining information, be it by voice, data or video, to deliver unique and tangible business benefits

Inter-Tel - Speed and flexibility in the digital communication of voice and data are critical to business success today. Maintaining a competitive advantage requires the latest technology from a corporation with a proven reputation for outstanding service and support.
Inter-Tel Europe, the UK-based subsidiary of Inter-Tel Inc., blends a unique combination of innovation and stability giving its customers a sharper competitive edge and a secure focus on the future.

O2 - mmO2, branded O2, is a leading provider of mobile communications services with 100% ownership of mobile network operators in three countries - the UK, Germany and Ireland - as well as a leading mobile internet portal. Additionally, the company has operations on the Isle of Man - Manx Telecom and owns O2 Airwave - an advanced, digital emergency communications service. 

O2 was the first company in the world to launch and rollout a commercial GPRS (or 2.5G) network and has secured third generation mobile telephony ("3G") licences in the UK, Ireland and Germany. In December 2001, Manx Telecom launched Europe's first live 3G network, testing handsets and devices, a range of applications, content and connectivity with customers.

Plantronics - introduced the first lightweight communications headset in 1962 and are today the world's leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of lightweight communications headset products.
Plantronics headsets are widely used in many of the worlds leading organisations and have been featured in numerous films and high-profile events, including Neil Armstrong's historic "One small step for man" transmission from the moon in 1969.
Plantronics offer mobile headsets to address the cordless and mobile phone market, next-generation computer audio headset products for computer applications and corded and cordless headsets and systems for the office, small office/home office and call centres.

Siemens - in the UK has been at the forefront of technological change and social progress since 1843. This was the year that William Siemens, a 19-year-old engineer and entrepreneur from Hamburg, set foot in England armed with a patent for a revolutionary electroplating process.
William Siemens subsequently took out a string of patents, some developed in co-operation with his elder brother Werner. Several of these related to telegraph equipment, which provided the basis for his company’s growth. As one of the largest and most successful electronics companies in the world, Siemens remains dedicated to developing the new technologies that fuel our ever-changing society. Notably industrial process automation and
internet technology - and to enhancing our customers’ businesses with the very best business solutions and services that 160 years of expertise can provide.

Vodafone - On 1st January 1985 Vodafone made the UK's first mobile call. This call was to mark the launch of the mobile industry and to transform the communications world. In their first 15 years, they have become the largest company in Europe by market capitalisation and the largest telecommunications company of its kind globally. They have a customer base of over 12 million in the UK and interests in network operators across 28 countries.