GFT, manufacturers of the fuel treatment Magic Bullet® today announced it was appointing Brooks Deacon Partnership as its sole telephony provider following a successful trial of a mobile VOIP technology package. GFT required a solution that enabled office telephone numbers to be answerable on a VOIP handset whilst away from the office at The Carole Nash International Motorcycle show at the NEC this December. They also needed secure wireless access for laptop connectivity to the internet for work e-mails and real-time access to server based information at their HQ.

GFT Operations Director Clive Palmer said:

“We simply said what we wanted in operational terms without the telecoms jargon and Brooks Deacon did the rest. It was flawless and I cannot rate them more highly for their professionalism. Our telecoms requirements are growing rapidly and we needed a reliable and flexible telecoms partner who can grow with us. We are delighted to appoint Brooks Deacon to do the job.”

Brooks Deacon Partnership specified a secure 3G wireless router to connect to the internet and a Linksys Feature Plus VOIP handset to enable calls to be made and received over the internet at a competitive rate.

All the Magic Bullet® team were able to answer calls whilst out of the office as their numbers simply routed directly to the NEC without the need for costly call forwarding to mobiles. The secure 3G wireless router provided laptop connectivity with plenty of room for other devices too.