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Reseller of the Year Award goes to Atia
Atia Communications was voted as ‘Reseller of the Year’ and Bush Telegraph was given the ‘Best Newcomer’ Award.
MoreMissing Lync?
BY RHIAN THOMAS ON 10 JUN 2011
Atia Communications has become a dab hand at selling soft PBXs, but the introduction of Microsoft Lync could prove to be the missing link, according to Patrick Copping, Commercial Director.
MoreAtia Communications adopts Microsoft Lync
BY RHIAN THOMAS ON 20 MAY 2011
Atia Communications, one of the UK’s leading IP-based business telephone systems suppliers, and now a Microsoft Unified Communications (UC) accredited partner, is now providing solutions based on the new Microsoft Lync communications system.
More6 Ways To Benefit From Unified Communications
BY CRAIG GORDON ON 16 MAY 2011
You may have heard about VoIP, IP telephony and Unified Communications (UC) but what do these really mean for the average business.
MoreUC Buzzword lacks fizzle
Unified Communications has been a buzzword for the last two years in the channel, yet there is a feeling among some resellers that vendors are failing to provide the support they need to take this new product suite to market successfully. More
Atia Healthy
Atia Communications are deploying hosted voice services and infrastructure to UK Primary Care Trusts (PCT's). More
The big green challenge
Green really should be the new gold as far as the IT channel is concerned. It’s difficult to think of any other issue that has been so inextricably linked with every aspect of technology use. More
Childs Play: Keeping VoIP Simple
Upgrading to VoIP doesn't have to be difficult, and with a Swyx Communications Platform delivered by Atia Solutions... it really is child's play. More
F1 fever grips Atia
Atia Communications have been engaged by IP Telephony manufacturer 3CX, to install their IP Telephony Solution at the UK head quarters of F1 Racing Team, Lotus Racing. More
Pitmans opt for IP telephony
Faced with meeting the challenges of the Legal Services Act, John Hargrave, finance director of Thames Valley-based Pitmans, identified telephony as a critical area where the firm could differentiate itself by increasing customer service and overall productivity. More
