There are celebrations today at P4L headquarters to commemorate 10 years of supplying business telephone systems UK wide. The website was born out of 20 yr. established Abbey Telecom and was designed to offer cheap office telephone systems by slashing the cost of customer acquisition through eliminating the need for costly salespeople.
Although the domain was registered in late 1999, it took months to design and write the content that focuses on office telephone systems UK suppliers. The first accounts showed a turnover of just £1million which wasn’t bad considering it was limited to sales of cheap business telephone systems for SMEs. It is common for a typical client to have less than 20 extensions but many are under 10 and so elect for small telephone systems.
Of course, some orders have come from PLCs but because there are fewer of these making up the commercial landscape they are welcome when they arrive. In these, more sizeable, applications there is a greater propensity of cordless business telephone systems utilising integral DECT. The company is a Samsung telephone systems UK platinum qualified installer and as such relishes the opportunity to deploy premium technologies such as Cti (computer telephony integration). Any additions like this move the client up the chain of sophistication on their office telephone systems.
Many of the visitors have bought home business telephone systems for those ever more popular domestically based entities. It is acknowledge that SOHO telephone systems have been a growth niche since the millennium. As more entrepreneurs have gone residentially based, the demand for home telephone systems has flourished.
The firm are specialists in the single manufacturer of Samsung telephone systems and this has facilitated their expertise. Even the house telephone systems in their Northern offices are from the Korean manufacturer. The word on the street is that other dealers are down but this online operation enjoyed considerable increases from telephone systems in 2010. Further gains are anticipated in 2011 as businessmen look to the net for economies.
