I Data Solutions (Uk) Limited company information, Employees & Contact Information

For many businesses, their telecommunications have grown in a piecemeal fashion, with different contracts for landlines and mobiles, one company responsible for web site development, another company responsible for web hosting etc. The result can be telecommunications that are both inefficient and expensive. Fortunately help is at hand. i DATA Com Limited was founded by three people who know the telecommunications industry inside out and who have a genuine passion for providing their clients with solutions that maximise efficiency and minimise costs. “Businesses are looking at ways to reduce costs and improve performance and their telecommunications has proved to be a good starting point. We undertake a review of existing systems, including landlines, mobiles, Phone Systems, web sites and e-mail. We have found people paying rental on lines that they never use, and we have found businesses that have advanced systems in place, but they are just not using them to their full potential. Simply changing to new suppliers can save a company a substantial amount on the cost of telephone calls, Line rentals & communications in general. “Our advice is totally independent, so we can recommend systems and contracts that are best suited to individual company’s needs based on what is available across the marketplace. Our clients range from self-employed tradespeople to companies with branches throughout the UK. The reviews we undertake are free of charge and we encourage companies to obtain alternative quotes, as we want to show that our solutions are the most competitive. i DATA’s services encompass five core areas: Land-line Services, Mobile Services, IT Services, Web Services and Vehicle Tracking. Every customer has different needs, and these are met with solutions that range from introducing Blackberry technology to developing and maintaining effective web sites, enabling telephone calls to be made via the Internet (VoIP), to ensuring the security of remote workers